Chapter one: The South Shore

It was a calm day. The Color family kids were fast asleep in a crate.
Little did they know that they know that that they were headed toward the south shore of a remote jungle island called Isola. Only one of the kids were awake. It was the 16 year old Juka. She was a punk music geek with two shirts and two pairs of pants. One was a T-shirt was black with an orange star. One was completely black and white striped. One of her pairs of pants was pure black. Her other pair was black and white striped, matching her second shirt. She had uneven blue hair with two buns, one on each side of her head. She was taking turns keeping watch with the five other kids. Suddenly, she spotted a green blur the shape of an Island. She remembered the paintings in her house that looked just like that. As the crate flowed toward the island, she began to recognize some exotic plants and fish that her entire family, even the youngest of children bred for a living. As the crate came even closer, they noticed people on the island. There seemed to be a small village, holding a large tribe. The crate washed up on the south end of the island and waked the kids. They each found village friends. Fafa, Fifi, and Fefe became friends with Dasha, Pasha, and Sasha. Fargono and Gregono became friends with Popoki, Nokiki, Doniti, and younger brother Haitu. They participated in the golden child's parties, played basic games like hide and seek and tag by the idol, and ventured into the sacred cave and made friends with the kids on the other side of the waterfall.Within a few years, they got bored of only the south side of Isola, and wanted to go to the western shore. They knew that once they were 20, they could go down the waterfall if they wanted, but it would be a miracle if they survived.*** They all had turned 20, so they could go down the waterfall. They had decided to tell the citizens of the western shore that they would be coming. They had done the countdown, and it was time to jump. They had jumped, landed, splashed, swam, and, most importantly, survived. Chapter Two: The western shore COMING SOON