Rainbow Fish and the Great Escape

 

"Rainbow Fish and the Great Escape" by Marcus Pfister tells the story of Rainbow Fish and his friends. When a big fishing net threatens their underwater community, they find themselves trapped in a dangerous situation. Together, they must devise a clever plan to ensure their safety. The true power of friendship and cooperation is discovered by Rainbow Fish and his companions through teamwork and bravery.

The Rainbow Fish and his friends are happily swimming through the water. It was like a paradise untouchable by the world. Every now and then, fish would tell horrible tales of another world. One day Rainbow Fish heard a rumbling that became louder and louder. There was a rush of fish, and Rainbow Fish and his friends got caught up in it. In a conversation with another fish, Rainbow Fish learned that a trawl net was approaching. Panic gripped everyone. No one could escape the gigantic net as it sped through the water. The net grew tought. A little blue fish managed to escape through a hole in the net, but no one else could. It was Rainbow Fish who told him to rush to the crabs and lobsters to cut the net and free them. As a result of the huge hole in the net, all of the fish swam quickly out and were saved.