The sea of ice

The sea of ice

6-8 ans - 13 pages, 465 mots | 6 minutes de lecture | © Le Regard Sonore, pour la 1ère édition - tous droits réservés


The sea of ice

The sea of ice

On that morning, Moko decides it is time to leave this place and continue on his quest for the end of the world. Alarick offers him his boat and Moko takes off. Night falls and daylight seems to never return. As he advances on the waves of the dark ocean, his boat gets stuck in the ice. Moko thinks that this country is refusing to let him leave. He pleads for daylight to return and for the ice to melt by playing the flute Alarick gave him. The ice melts, his boat is freed and he carries on his voyage as the sun rises ahead of him. Moko discovers a new land in the horizon.

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The sea of ice A tale by Arnaud de Buchy Pedagogical content by Emmanuelle Reyss & Jean-Baptiste Lorenzo Illustrated by Sonia Grandame & Joachim Hérissé Le Regard Sonore Editions


Moko's canoe was gliding along calmly in the middle of a sea of frozen rocks. As night fell, the cold became more intense.
Suddenly, Moko heard a terrifying sound, as if the hull of his boat was cracking. Ice appeared and was preventing him from moving forward. The wind picked up and it began to snow. Please, ocean, protect me from the ice and the wind and carry me to the edge of the world, he cried out into the night.
Moko thought to himself that perhaps this time the sea could do nothing to help him. He huddled down in the hull of his boat and waited for daylight to return.