Chapter 11: Mr.

Andersen takes Kara’s dad out of Felix’s room so they can

talk in private about Moana, leaving Kara with Felix. Felix is busy trying to
play an online game. Kara starts a conversation by asking him why he
acted rudely towards Daisy. He answered by explaining that he doesn’t
need someone to stand up for him, let the bullies make fun of me. Mrs.
Andersen walked in holding a tray containing glasses of lemonade. She
asks Kara about her family and expresses how annoyed she is with Felix
always sitting on his computer. Mr. Andersen returns Kara’s dad to Felix’s
room and announces that he and Kara’s dad are the only ones going for a
trail run on Moana tomorrow since Felix refused to join them. Mr.
Andersen leads Kara and her dad out when Kara suddenly realises that
she doesn’t have her jumper and goes back for it. Felix then expresses
why they had to move, how much he misses London where he had friends
and things to do in life. Kara realises that Mr. Andersen is the only one
interested in buying Moana which lifts her spirits of him dropping the idea
of buying Moana. Felix doesn’t think or speak fondly about Moana. Kara
isn't surprised by what Felix said and tells him that when the wind is
hitting your face and the waves are really high, you don't get any second
chances and then she asks him how brave he was and leaves the room
leaving him quiet.

Chapter 12: Aunt Bev is preparing food for the Andersens and Dad reveals
that Felix has cerebral palsy and they all pity him and his parents. It is a
windy day and Dad wonders if it is a good day to sail but then Mr.
Andersen makes his way towards the boat followed by Mrs. Andersen and
Felix. They all get on the boat and Kara notices that Felix's knuckles are
turning white and a twinge of guilt runs through her. Felix lurches
sideways as the first wave hits the side and Kara notices that he's a sickly
shade of green, as Kara helps him he yells at her but later listens to her.
Kara sees Dougie Evans and Jake in an orange ribbed inflatable and Jake
makes a loser sign, Kara's heart is beating fast because she remembers
the words that Jake said to her in the school cafeteria.“Soon you and your
dad will have nothing left.”

Chapter 13: Two orange buoys popped up and destroyed their lobster pots and
they ended up in a wreck of smashed up wicker. It was Jake and his father who did
that, Kara suggested to call the police but dad said no, Moana sails roughly
through the water and then Felix throws up and whacks his head against
the deck. Dad orders Felix to sail and he agrees and a little hint of jealousy runs
through Kara. Dad teaches Felix how to sail the boat properly, and the
jealousy is still there in Kara. It turns out that Felix is really good at sailing
for a person who has never sailed in their life. Kara wants to go for a quick
swim and Mr. Andersen tells Felix to join her, he does so they jump in. She is
surprised that Felix can swim, they swim away,Kara sees a creature and
when they come back up to breathe she asks Felix if hesaw it too.

Chapter 14: Felix doesn’t see anything so he goes back down and finally
sees it and asks what it is, it's a cuttle fish.They observe it and then Felix
goes to touch it but the cuttlefish propel backwards and he is just left
there grabbing a black cloud of ink.They go back up to the boat and Mr.
Andersen and Dad ask them why they tookso long, they tell them about
the cuttlefish, and both Mr. Andersen and Dad jumpin to see them. Kara
tells Felix about the dredging ban and that the reef willprobably get
destroyed, Felix asks who Dougie Evans is and she tells him. Shealso tells
him why the ban was placed in the first place, about Aaron (DougieEvan’s
son) and about how Dougie tried to scam people.

Chapter 15: They sail back to the harbour and Kara feels as if the
white dolphin is swimmingright below them but instead all she sees is
the reflections of clouds skimming allover the water. Once they arrive, the
Andersens leave as Kara and Dad start totidy up Moana, Dad tells her that Mr.
Andersen will ring him once he has made hisdecision. They wait for an
hour for the tide to creep in so they can take Moanaback to her
mooring site, after the hour they take Moana back. Both of them
walkback to Aunt Bev’s home, Daisy is watching T.V and Aunt Bev is
knitting, Karahardly moves until the phone rings and dad picks it up. The
phone call was fromMr. Andersen saying that they won’t buy the boat anymore,
Kara can’t take thegrin o of her face as she is happy that Moana is still
their boat.

Chapter 16:
Kara is sitting in Mrs. Carter’s oce, mending the Bible. Mrs. Carter tells Karaabout
how Kara’s father and she discussed Kara breaking Jake’s nose. Mrs. Cartertells
Kara about a story from the Bible but while she’s storytelling, Kara
is sittingon her seat, uninterested and thinking about her mother. Once
she is dismissed,she rushes to the sea but there she finds a baby dolphin
badly injured and goesto help. Kara thinks that this isn’t real and isn’t
really happening but then shetouches the dolphin’s face.

Chapter 17:

Kara falls back into the water. Just when she thought that the dolphin
was dead,it's alive. She doesn’t know how to help the dolphin alone. Knowledge
from thetimes that she spent with her mother comes back and
she remembers usefulthings that could help the dolphin. She starts to
help out as much as she can.The dolphin starts to close her eyes but Kara
remembers that if dolphins sleep, they die so she quickly wakes the

dolphin up. Kara really doesn’t know what to do.Then, suddenly, someone
called her name and she recognized just who the voicebelonged to, Felix.

Chapter 18:
Felix and his father come to Kara and find the injured dolphin. Mr.
Andersen goesback to bring a rescue team. Meanwhile both of them tried

their best to save thebaby dolphin. Felix tells Kara that he got a new

boat, a sailing dinghy from acerebral palsy charity member. Mr. Andersen
brings Carl and Greg who were theprevious students of Kara’s mum, now working
as rescue members. Dad alsocomes with them knowing Kara is more
concerned about the baby dolphin. Felixalso explains to Kara that he loved to
sail Moana that’s why he is not going backto London. Carl reveals to Kara that
there isn’t much chance of survival for thebaby dolphin as it is severely
injured. They need a swimming pool that is full ofchemicals and has
fresh water.

Chapter 19:
Kara suggests using the Blue Pool for the injured baby dolphin. The
rescue teamputs Kara’s suggestion to use and carefully transfers the
dolphin onto a tarpaulinto safely put the dolphin on the rescue boat. As

there are too many rocks nearthe Blue Pool, they take Greg’s truck to

the Blue Pool. The dolphin’s mother followsher calf despite her injury and
the obstacles in between. Carl tells Kara to gohome and that he’ll
call Kara’s dad to tell her what will happen. Even though Karadoesn’t
want to leave, she has to and she does but she hates taking
the babydolphin away from her mother. She feels like she’s somehow betraying
the babydolphin.
Chapter 20:
When Kara goes home, she tells Daisy about the baby dolphin. Kara also
tellsDaisy that Felix was also there and he too helped rescue the dolphin.
Daisy showsher bitterness towards Felix as she still remembers that he
called her a Fat FairyGodmother at the café when she tries to stand up for
him against the bullying ofJake and Ethan. The next morning, Daisy and
Kara plan to go to the Blue Poolbefore going to school to see the dolphin.
They try to leave home early but AuntBev suspects that they will go to
the Blue Pool so she tells them that she will walkwith them to school. All
the way to school, Kara tries to catch a glimpse of theBlue Pool but what
she could see was only Greg’s pick up truck which gives hopeto Kara that
the dolphin is still alive. Kara is unable to meet Felix at schoolbecause he
had been moved to another classroom for Maths and English. Karacould only meet
Felix in the break and he tells Kara that Carl called his dad andtold him that
the dolphin is still alive. He also tells Kara that some volunteers
arehelping the dolphin balance on a raft until she can balance herself on
her own.After school, Kara runs towards Daisy’s school, grabs her hand
and headstowards the Blue Pool as she is extremely desperate to see the baby
dolphin. When Kara and Daisy reach the Blue Pool, they see headland
parking full of carsas the news of the dolphin has spread across the town,
therefore a lot of peoplehave gathered along the coastal path. A line
of police tape is stretched acrossthe path and Kara too is stopped by the police.
Kara yells out Carl’s name, hecomes up and takes Kara to the pool. Carl tells Kara
that the dolphin is now ableto hold herself on her own but still cannot swim.
Carl also tells Kara that the vetthinks the calf will not be able to survive in
the wild upon which Kara tells Carlthat the dolphin’s mother is waiting for
her in the ocean. Carl tells Kara that themother dolphin had not been
seen for many hours and a lot of boats had beensent to look for her in the
ocean and even Felix and his father were out therelooking for her but
Kara was sure that the mother dolphin will come back. Carlasserts that
the mother dolphin could be miles away, she might have evenrejoined her
pod. This makes Kara emotionally upset. Kara assures Carl that themother dolphin
will come back. Just then Kara sees a jackdaw which reminds Karaand Daisy of
Ms. Penluna, the bird lady and they decide to go and ask her to finda clue
for Kara’s mother as she had once claimed that she could talk to Angels.