Gray owl. Adventures of Sajo and her beavers

The girl Sajo and her brother Shepien are children from the Indian tribe. Once, the father brings them two small beans, who lost their family. Children are attached to these cute animals with all their hearts. But one day they have to part with one beaver; The baby is facing a hard life in captivity. To save their beloved pet, children go on a long and dangerous journey, overcoming many obstacles with a risk to life. Fortunately, they meet many good people on their way, who help them return a little friend.

The author of this exciting and touching story is an Englishman. He spent most of his life in Canada, in the Indian tribe. There he accepted the Indian name of the gray owl and it was under him that became known to the whole world as the author of this book and as a hot defender of the pristine nature of North America. The writer believed that all people need to adopt the careful, poetic attitude of the Canadian Indians to the endless forests and our lesser brothers. And it is precisely such motives that this famous story is saturated.

for secondary school age.