Shark Island

Shark Island by Angie Sage, published by Puffin in 1997, is a juvenile fiction book that spans 57 pages. This engaging story follows Penk the penguin, who finds himself stranded on Shark Island with only bananas for sustenance. As he navigates the challenges of his predicament, he must figure out how to return to Penguin Bay while evading two sharks, Slasher and Sluggit, who are eager for a tasty meal.
Readers will discover how Penk’s great uncle arrives to assist him, bringing along his old friend, Doris the shark. The narrative explores themes of friendship and survival in a whimsical setting, combining elements of science and nature. This edition, written in English, presents a lighthearted adventure that captures the imagination of young readers while addressing the dynamics of the animal kingdom.
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Penk the penguin is marooned on Shark Island with only bananas to eat. How will he get home to Penguin Bay when two sharks, Slasher and Sluggit, are just waiting for a chance to have a snack of tasty penguin? Penk’s great uncle, however, has come to help with his old friend, Doris the shark.
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