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As a child, the future writer Nikolai Vnukov was read out by the books of Stevenson and Dumas, Fenimore Cooper and Jack London. From the uncle, who served on the imperial yacht, became infected with love for the sea and ships. He went to the front very young, after the war he worked as a cartographer with a topograph in search parties in the Far East, and a little later - he taught at the technical school of marine instrumentation.
It would seem, so we showed off the author: an experienced person, a participant in numerous expeditions, could easily write a story about hardships and difficulties on a uninhabited island in the Sea of ​​Okhotsk. But there is something else! It all started with the newspaper Pacific Komsomolets, where in 1977 a short note was published about the adventures of a fourteen -year -old boy living with his father in the village of Oceanological Station. Nikolai Vnukov decided to meet him. "And here Sasha Barash in front of me is thin, low, shy. He tells slowly, pondering every word. And I look at him and hardly believe that in front of me is a modern Robinson. "
So, from personal experience and real history, this book has developed about what a person really needs to survive. The story was translated into many languages, and in Japan recognized as young readers the best work of 1988.
For children of secondary and senior school age