The number of 5-star reviews for this book is growing fast, and the author receives dozens of fan mail daily. "Generally, the stories are excellent, being both educational and entertaining," was the spontaneous response of this book's editor, Jack Turner, after completing his work. This book got its first 5-star review at Online Book Club from Abraham Ozo. Mike & Alex is a series of children's books for children aged 6-12. We've considered the age at which children start to read, using a clear and somewhat larger font and ample line spacing. The educational aspect of the three interconnected stories is mainly in describing the animals' behavior, but also in explaining and mapping different places in the world. The 'entertainment' factor is a key component, with engaging topics like cleaning the seas and a captivating description method. This approach has been well-received in my first book, 'Double Spy, an autobiography, ' published in 2014. In this book, the French bunny Jean-Pierre finds our main characters. Mike is a giant rabbit, and Alex is a large wild boar. They have helped animals many times when they were suffering from human behavior. In this book, Wally Whale lies seriously weakened; by a whaler's harpoon in his back, on a sandbank near England. Mike and Alex eventually remove the thing, treating the large wound with particular types of seaweed from the Caribbean Sea. As a thank you, Wally offers them a world cruise with him. The whale is well-equipped for comfortable passenger transport, so Wally, Mike, and Alex are great friends. Once on their journey, they are called upon to do something against the whalers at the South Pole. Mike develops a clever plan. All the whales work together to push the whalers' ships into the pack ice. After the victory party, the tunas ask if Mike and Alex can devise a plan to clean up the human garbage in the seas. That garbage is delivered to the people's doorstep! Read on to find out how! After this book, Wally, Mike, and Alex will, of course, have more adventures when they come to save other animals elsewhere in the world from the misery inflicted on them by humans. Keep an eye out for mid-2025!