The ring of Prince Faysala

A historical novel, from which you can’t come off. The world of the XVII century, as it was recreated by our contemporary. Pirate customs, slave -owning vessels, the charm of wanderings - and all this in the first person, as in a cool video game. This is what an amazing book in your hands!
Tom Collins looks into the sea abyss. And he catches his gaze there - piercing, bewitching. This begins the adventures of a 14-year-old guy from the Caribbean island of Nevis. Of course, this is the view of the mermaid - sculptures from the nose of the sunken ship. He clings to her, saving his life, a person who calls himself a pious. It is he who will give the ownership of that half a black slave named Bibido. And not just a slave - a prince, a future leader of a powerful tribe. The hero will go after half the world to the islands of the green cape to return Bibido to his homeland. He has a fight with a shark ahead, an escape from sugar plantation, friendship with the legendary pirate bullet and other exciting adventures.
Bjarn Roiter (born in 1950) - a famous Danish writer and screenwriter, whose work has been finding more and more fans for more than forty years. His book "Komapasgid" opens up a series of modern historical novels - reminiscent of the great classics, but belonging to our century both in spirit and language. The Ring of Prince Faysala, the translation of which has gained great popularity into English, was nominated for the H.K. Andersen award.
For secondary and senior school age.
Special design: a torchonated (with a rough structure) sawn -off shotgun