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Jarred loose from the ocean floor by a tremendous explosion, an island occupied by a young girl and her two companions floats out to sea under the command of two British sailors who believe that World War II is still in progress. As they search for a way back to civilization, they encounter various challenges and secrets on this mysterious island. This novel combines elements of adventure, mystery, and historical fiction, with a touch of humor and a touch of realism.
First publish date: 1974
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Jonathan Gathorne-Hardy
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