"Just as quickly the storm passed over and the sea was calm again. The nets, however, had been washed away by the wind and waves.

Then his dad spoke to James. “That was one of the worst storms I have ever seen. I am very cross that you disobeyed me but very happy that we are all safe and well.”

He was feeling cold and tired. He had not expected such a scary adventure. He went home to a warm drink and some bread for breakfast."

The book also contains the historical background to the name "James", here are some of those facts:

The name has become one of the most widespread in western Europe and has developed variations in the British Isles such as Seamus (Ireland), Hamish (Scotland), Iago (Wales) and Jago (Cornwall).

James was an apostle of Jesus and twin brother of John.

Several members of British and Scottish royalty bore the name.