Pick up your favorite adventurous Mission on this book

readandsmile · Post by **readandsmile** » 20 Nov 2017, 09:08

jeminah28 wrote:
powergirl wrote:My favourite mission adventure is when Jennifer made a shelter and when she tried to catch a fish But it escapes .Since it was her first time,he was really funny.
I laugh when I imagine Jennifer's skill to made a shelter. i remember my childhood days, when we made shelter on the shore to play mother-father-game.

I once saw a movie having been stranded on an island, it is a hard life.JusT collecting the pieces that seems useful. Even if it is shapeless.

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jeminah28 wrote:
powergirl wrote:My favourite mission adventure is when Jennifer made a shelter and when she tried to catch a fish But it escapes .Since it was her first time,he was really funny.
I laugh when I imagine Jennifer's skill to made a shelter. i remember my childhood days, when we made shelter on the shore to play mother-father-game.

I once saw a movie having been stranded on an island, it is a hard life.JusT collecting the pieces that seems useful. Even if it is shapeless.

Jeremie Mondejar · Post by **Jeremie Mondejar** » 20 Nov 2017, 09:10

Christina Rose wrote:
prenaramesh wrote:I enjoyed her lonesome survival chapter. It was interesting and wasn't marred by poorly written dialogue. I genuinely started liking her during this period (stopped liking her after this too). I wish there had been at least one adventure set in the 30th Century, a flashback perhaps. I would have enjoyed that.
An adventure set in the 30th Century would have been nice, I agree. Too bad a flashback wasn’t incorporated somehow, such as when she was discussing her book.

I got your point and I noticed it, too. It sounds like the 30th century just vanish on the scene. Or maybe, in the sequel it will flashback.

readandsmile · Post by **readandsmile** » 20 Nov 2017, 09:21

I like also her underwater adventure with Alice and captures some shrimps. Suddenly, I uttered, ahhhh when Alice captured some shark. It sounds like, a selfie with a shark.

Jeremie Mondejar · Post by **Jeremie Mondejar** » 20 Nov 2017, 09:30

I once saw a movie having been stranded on an island, it is a hard life. JusT collecting the pieces that seems useful. Even if it is shapeless.

A survival strategy even eating food you don't like and try for the first time.

And, skills will just suddenly appear in our mind in a hopeless situation.

n-dai che · Post by **n-dai che** » 20 Nov 2017, 09:39

CatInTheHat wrote:I enjoyed her adventures with Alice, especially when they went searching for dinner and brought back a lobster feast.

I love to eat lobster even if it is costly.I like on that part, too. But, a shark is searching for food as well.

readandsmile · Post by **readandsmile** » 20 Nov 2017, 09:47

jeminah28 wrote:I once saw a movie having been stranded on an island, it is a hard life. JusT collecting the pieces that seems useful. Even if it is shapeless.

A survival strategy even eating food you don't like and try for the first time. And, skills will just suddenly appear in our mind in a hopeless situation.

Your right, Jeminah. Coconut is the best thing in mind like Jennifer. A coconut a day will makes you like Christmas tree, your glowing.

n-dai che · Post by **n-dai che** » 20 Nov 2017, 09:51

jeminah28 wrote:
readandsmile wrote:
jeminah28 wrote:Her tuna fishing with Alice is awesome, it reminds me of fishing in my hometown. Not just as big as their catch but I feel the moment of fishing.
Tuna is great, I can't imagine women goes fishing and catch that some kind of a huge fish. They are so brave.

Wow! amazing! Women can do it, too. Awesome, unbelievable but I agree.

that pictures captivates my sight.

Jeremie Mondejar · Post by **Jeremie Mondejar** » 20 Nov 2017, 20:03

I like also her underwater adventure with Alice and captures some shrimps. Suddenly, I uttered, ahhhh when Alice captured some shark. It sounds like, a selfie with a shark

.

I smiled on that part and like their lobster meal.

Christina Rose · Post by **Christina Rose** » 20 Nov 2017, 20:40

jeminah28 wrote:
Christina Rose wrote:
prenaramesh wrote:I enjoyed her lonesome survival chapter. It was interesting and wasn't marred by poorly written dialogue. I genuinely started liking her during this period (stopped liking her after this too). I wish there had been at least one adventure set in the 30th Century, a flashback perhaps. I would have enjoyed that.
An adventure set in the 30th Century would have been nice, I agree. Too bad a flashback wasn’t incorporated somehow, such as when she was discussing her book.
I got your point and I noticed it, too. It sounds like the 30th century just vanish on the scene. Or maybe, in the sequel it will flashback.

I do think the sequel will include more scenes from the 30th Century, or at least I hope so.

BoyLazy · Post by **BoyLazy** » 20 Nov 2017, 23:54

Christina Rose wrote:
jeminah28 wrote:
Christina Rose wrote:
An adventure set in the 30th Century would have been nice, I agree. Too bad a flashback wasn’t incorporated somehow, such as when she was discussing her book.
I got your point and I noticed it, too. It sounds like the 30th century just vanish on the scene. Or maybe, in the sequel it will flashback.
I do think the sequel will include more scenes from the 30th Century, or at least I hope so.

great point..I agree to prenaramesh..

Jeremie Mondejar · Post by **Jeremie Mondejar** » 21 Nov 2017, 03:46

Christina Rose wrote:
jeminah28 wrote:
Christina Rose wrote:
An adventure set in the 30th Century would have been nice, I agree. Too bad a flashback wasn’t incorporated somehow, such as when she was discussing her book.
I got your point and I noticed it, too. It sounds like the 30th century just vanish on the scene. Or maybe, in the sequel it will flashback.
I do think the sequel will include more scenes from the 30th Century, or at least I hope so.

I am looking for it as well. Hoping so it has. I guess the author just doing it for excitement.

readandsmile · Post by **readandsmile** » 21 Nov 2017, 06:22

Hoping for in the sequel will still have underwater or sea adventures. I like marine life.

Christina Rose · Post by **Christina Rose** » 21 Nov 2017, 08:03

readandsmile wrote:Hoping for in the sequel will still have underwater or sea adventures. I like marine life.

I think the underwater and sea adventures were the favorites among most readers, so hopefully the author was able to include plenty in the next book.

Jeremie Mondejar · Post by **Jeremie Mondejar** » 21 Nov 2017, 08:38

Christina Rose wrote:
readandsmile wrote:Hoping for in the sequel will still have underwater or sea adventures. I like marine life.
I think the underwater and sea adventures were the favorites among most readers, so hopefully the author was able to include plenty in the next book.

I agree with you, as well as me, my favorite also. And more sea animals or creatures will be included, too.

n-dai che · Post by **n-dai che** » 21 Nov 2017, 08:40

Christina Rose wrote:
readandsmile wrote:Hoping for in the sequel will still have underwater or sea adventures. I like marine life.
I think the underwater and sea adventures were the favorites among most readers, so hopefully the author was able to include plenty in the next book.

You are right! i feel the ocean adventures on this book.

I love swimming. I feel that I swim with Jennifer.