Magical dolphin Olina

Author: Itamar Gorenberg
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: A wild dolphin helps a deaf and mute person regain hearing and speech abilities. This book, published in France in 1999, caused a sensation upon release, topped the bestseller charts for consecutive months, and was licensed for publication in countries such as the UK, US, Germany, and Japan. The TV documentary filmed based on this book was also broadcast on television stations in multiple countries. This book is another excellent work by Yunnan Education Publishing House, following the bestseller My Wildlife Friend, reflecting the relationship between humans and animals!
A true and moving miracle story set in a Bedouin fishing village on the southeastern coast of the Sinai Peninsula in Egypt, near Israel, and facing the Gulf of Aqaba. The story has been passed down for many years and continues to unfold to this day. The protagonist is a wild, spiritual, and vibrant female dolphin—Oliana, who drifts from the far sea. The male protagonist is a solitary and eccentric yet kind-hearted youth named Abid, who lost his hearing and ability to speak due to an injury in his childhood. They develop a close bond in the sea, attracting and caring for each other. Over time, Abid gradually gains the ability to hear sounds and speak. The magical Oliana, meanwhile, revels in her success, performing a series of miraculous and breathtaking comedies, and even heads to the deep sea to conceive, returning with a cute little dolphin, allowing Abid to feel the happiness and joy of being a "father" for the first time.
This book records an extraordinary yet true story that took place in a gulf at the junction of Egypt in 1994. This story has long been circulated and continues to unfold to this day—a wild, solitary female dolphin from the Red Sea depths receives the loving care of a young Bedouin boy, Abid, who lost his hearing and ability to speak due to an injury in his childhood. In the joyful days of close companionship and playful frolicking, Abid gradually begins to hear the dolphins' joyful calls and cries, and his mouth slowly starts to form words.