The Island by Gary Paulsen. Published by Dell Publishing, c. 1988, 202 pp.
The Island is a offspring adults novel about a unique fifteen division old boy, named Wil Neuton, who has to move to a new home in a new city, because of his fathers new job. When their family has finished the move, Wil goes out for a bike ride and as he is traveling crossways a bridge and gazing out over the water, he discovers a small island in the middle of a big lake. Wil becomes concerned in this island and once he rows out to it, in a canoe he finds on the shore, he discovers that there is something draw him to it. This story vividly describes how a teenagers pretty weak alliance with his parents can be changed by them realizing how hard it is to deal with their all child being away on an island, trying to elate something about himself, completely isolated from man, and from them.
Wil is an average teenager; so he and e realone else think. When Wil discovers a little personal island, and a very nice girl, named Susan, he pop outs to not regret moving after all. He is being drawn by something to the island, but he doesnt know what it is. Wil starts sleeping overnight on the island, after briefly talking to his parents about it.
Wil learns that he can relax on this island, and eventually finds himself meditating, writing, painting, and thinking more clearly. Susan begins to bring Wil food and supplies, close every day, because Will feels that if he leaves the island even briefly, the inner heartsease that he has worked so hard to achieve will skilful be gone and over like that. While Susan and Wil start to get closer, he...
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