JOURNEY TO THE CENTRE OF THE EARTH by GERARD CARMONA

There was a boy called Alex that had an uncle called Otto Lidenbrok that liked a lot of science. One day found a book, and the book had a code, another day Axel found another book that put the code in that book a few minutes later uncle Otto said: “Many years ago, this was Arne Saknussemm´s book. He was a famous scientist in Iceland in the 16th century.

That was the code!! A few days later they decided to go to the centre of the Earth. They decided to go to Reykjavik because it is the nearest town to go to the centre of the Earth. When they arrived, they went to talk to a science teacher.

The science teacher said what one boy that was called Hans had found. They found the boy and they went to the volcano of the centre of the Earth. They saw a lot of vapour rounding the volcano they entered to the volcano and it wasn´t lava. They entered in a tunnel because they have to found the centre of the Earth. And that tunnel wasn´t the tunnel to go to the centre of the Earth, they got in of another tunnel and Axel was the first. When Axel looked backwards his uncle and Hans weren´t there Axel shouted a lot, but his uncle didn´t answer. He shouted another time and his uncle said we are here, we are in the other side of the wall they broke the wall and they all fell Hans and uncle Otto stood up but Axel didn´t stand up, he hit on the head. A few minutes later Axel, in the floor was listening water, he stood up and saw a lot of water, they all said -WOW- . They saw a plesiosaur fighting with a ichthyosaur.

Then they built a raft, when they finished to build the raft the floor broke and started to enter the lava to the volcano.

The volcano was going to erupt and they escaped when the volcano erupted, they arrived to one town called Stromboli.

The men of Stromboli gave food to them and a place to sleep. A few months later they arrived to Iceland another time, and they said everything to Hans. Uncle Otto became a famous person, because he told the story to a lot of people.