the reader becomes acquainted with the fantastic and beautiful world of the South Pacific. The boy Tabua (16) lives with his grandfather, "The Great Sailor", on the island of Takutea. His grandfather introduces his grandson into their forefathers’ craftsmanship of boat building and into the skills of navigating sailing boats on the infinite vastness of the globe’s largest ocean, for the Polynesians had once been the best sailors.

In this book the author takes the reader to the Arabian Gulf. You will dive into an amazing underwater world and learn about the inhabitants of the sea and the pearldivers, that once dove for the precious pearls under very hard circumstances for the kings and nobility.

Rosita, the young flower girl had a wish that became fullfilled. She may accompany her friend the Stork Adebar, on his annual journey to the south. They flew over the Pyrenees to Alfaro in the Ebro valley of northern Spain where hundreds of storks live at the Cathedral San Miguel. On their further flight to Gibraltar, they will experience many dangers. In this book, the reader will learn about Spain and it's culture.

In this book, the two friends travel through Morocco and the Sahara desert on the way to the Savanna and the Niger river. Rosita lives among African animals, and experiences very exciting adventures indeed, while Adebar meets the stork Adelina. Together they all fly over the Sahel and the Nile river in Egyt where Rosita learns about Egyptian culture, the Pharaohs, the Pyramids and Tempels.

In this book, Rosita befriends Pablo and sails with him and Pablo's uncle Gonzalo, a descendant of Hernán Cortés, conqueror of Mexico. While recreating the voyage of Christopher Columbus, Rosita learns about Mexican culture. After landing in Veracruz, Rosita's journey continues in one of the most interesting parts of Mexico.