Michael Morpurgo wrote "Kensuke's Kingdom" in 1999.
Michael and his family traveled to Australia in the book "Kensuke's Kingdom" by Michael Morpurgo.
In "Kensuke's Kingdom" by Michael Morpurgo, characters eat fish, coconuts, fruits, and occasional supplies salvaged from the wrecked ship. Kensuke is a skilled fisherman and provides for himself and the protagonist, Michael, on the island.
The story "Kensuke's Kingdom" by Michael Morpurgo is narrated by a boy named Michael. He recounts his family's around-the-world sailing voyage and the unique friendship he forms with Kensuke, a Japanese man living alone on a remote island.
In "Kensuke's Kingdom," Kensuke teaches Michael the importance of survival skills such as fishing, building shelter, and finding fresh water. He also imparts wisdom about the value of nature, the significance of living in harmony with the environment, and the importance of respecting all living creatures. Ultimately, Kensuke teaches Michael the power of resilience, compassion, and friendship.
friendship and loss
No1 knows
No, Michael is not Kensuke's son.
David Stimson
yes
somewhere
Nagasaki
Kensuke's Kingdom is 179 pages long.
Michael Morpurgo wrote "Kensuke's Kingdom" in 1999.
no
In a cave.
His name is naga gojua