Laputa Land

By Ghareib Alswesy, Sr

A short children's story about a cat named Maro who finds a book and uses it to get out of time to another place and gets into a lot of problems that are difficult to solve.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Ghareib Alswesy, Sr
• Release date: Jul 18, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005363864

Ghareib Alswesy, Sr

Writer of short stories for children and has completed many plays and short films.

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Title:  Laputa

By : GHareib

Copyright © 2022 by Ghareib

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St. Simmons

In St. Simmons, southeast of the United States of America, an island characterized by its pure waters and the beauty of its streets, decorated with green trees, the island features tourist sites, cotton plantations and beautiful houses, located in parallel rows.

In front of each house is a green area cultivated by the residents of the house and in front of them the street that separates each row from the other, and the bright sun in the summer that gives warmth to the place and children play in the street, there are children playing (scooter) and others playing ball, and spoiled cats that sip the green ground.

She enjoys the beautiful atmosphere and in one neighborhood is the house of Maro, a two-year-old cat of the gray-haired Ragdul dynasty, with black hair at the end of it. Maro lives with his friend John, a skinny young man in elementary school, wearing glasses and an orange shirt, putting a red hat over his soft golden hair and blue shorts, a much-loved cat who doesn't care about studying it and all his time for cats, treating them nicely, looking for them in the streets and putting food on them. He likes to take Maro on his many adventures and helps cats when they are in trouble.

Maro sleeps on his small blue bed next to the window from which maro enjoys the sunshine every day in the morning in John's unstructured games room and John's clothes are everywhere in the room next to Maro's games. During Maro's relaxation, John opens the door of his room and enters with an old book on it (Land of Labuta) on which John closes the door of his room and sits at his desk under the window