The Valley of the Mountain Goddess
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Have you ever lived in a tropical forest? Can you imagine two adults getting trapped in
a valley with no way leading out of it? If the persons are two boys of twelve,
with no tools except two catapults and a chopper, the situation is more
horrible.
The
Valley of the Mountain Goddess (
Createspace 2011, Joseph Narimattom)tells the exciting story of Sabu and Rajan
and their heroic survival in the dense South Indian woods for more than a year.
I read on, very often holding my breath,
till I finished reading the last page.
Available at
amazone.com, I recommend this book to youngsters who love adventure and
pristine nature.
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