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task:
1. Describe what happens on top of St. Mary's Peak.
2. Why does Alex think "Let him see how he likes it"? Who is he? What will he like or not?
1.In this chapter Alex visited Toms nephew names Kevin. They went to Kangoroo Island and then to Wilpena Pound. There is a big mountain his name is St. Mary's Peak (1190 m). On the St. Mary's Peak Kevin spoke about Alex father. He said that Tom had forgotten him. Because of that Alex was very sad. The conversation was ended by the rain so they must went home. 2. Alex thinks in the night when he was on his bed: " Let him see how HE likes it". I think that Alex want to look what Tom feels when he went to London befor his father came.
I think that Alex had an exciting day and I also think that Alex was very exhausted from the long flight ( he flow from Britain to Athens to Singapore and than to Sydney ).
He was very shocked when he didn't see his father at the airport when he arrieved. His father was in London so Alex couldn't see his father in the next days and he was very very very shocked that his father never visited him in London.
Alex got to know the wife and the children from his father and he was excited to play an instrument ( bass guitar) in the band: ,,The Beat Crew,,
The first chapter is a good introduction.
This was about Alex and his parents past and that the father had left home when Alex was 2 years and a half. I think that is a good idea from Alex to go to Australia to get to know his father better. He is able to do that, because his mother permits him fo go to Australia because his exames were very good. But I think that Alex acting to fast because he write a letter to his father that he will visited him in Sydney. He has not to do anything with his father befor. So I think that he tackled it the wrong way!
Impression
I think that this book isn't so interessting for me because I like more fantasy books and not adventure books and this book is easy to read. The first chapter is boring for me because nothing exciting happens and I already know stories as like as this, where the child is looking for his mother or his father.