The Sea Queen
The Sea Queen by Constance Savery, published by Lutterworth Press in December 1987, is a 64-page work presented in English. This book is part of the Junior Gateway Books series, which features simple, easy-to-read stories designed for young readers, all conveying a Christian message. The narrative follows Mike, who discovers a beautiful model yacht named the Sea Queen on the beach. After waiting three months for someone to claim it, he finally takes ownership, only to encounter a boy who insists that the yacht belongs to him.
Readers will find a story that explores themes of ownership and moral decision-making as Mike grapples with the dilemma of what to do when the rightful owner appears. The book combines elements of fiction and juvenile fiction, making it suitable for a younger audience. With its large print format, it aims to engage children while imparting a meaningful lesson. The Sea Queen offers an accessible reading experience that encourages reflection on honesty and compassion.
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From the Junior Gateway Books series – a series of simple, easy-to-read stories in large print with a Christian message. Mike is on the beach when the Sea Queen, a beautiful model yacht, drifts to his feet. He hands her over to the police, and waits for three long months to see if anyone claims her. No one does, and the Sea Queen becomes his. But the very first time he takes her to the Boating Pool a boy comes running up and says, “That’s my Sea Queen ” What is Mike to do’ He knows the answer in his heart, but still finds it extraordinary difficult.
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