Bering's Strait: Trapped in Endo-glacial Waterways

"Bering's Strait - Trapped in the Endo-Glacial Waterways" This is a fiction story visualized by author in 1991. It's a survival adventure story set in the Arctic, near the Bering Strait, The narrative is intended for both children and adults, with educational and inspirational aims.The story follows a Japanese family (father and two children) become trapped inside a glacier in Siberia after an accident.Their journey is one of survival in extreme conditions.They navigate through endo-glacial waterways & caves.The children are often wiser than expected. It narrates the father's determination to protect them. He says, "Great children bring great opportunity for father to prove his worth!" The book integrates scientific explanations about glaciers, sea ice, endo-glacial waterways,geology and hydrology of the Arctic region. The narrative incorporates elements of Siberian culture, shamanic beliefs, and the spiritual relationship between humans and nature. The family's ordeal includes falling into glacial caves, navigating underground waterways, and facing life-threatening situations like tidal waves and sharp rocks. Importance of surrendering to Nature's forces rather than resisting them is a message. "Flow with the Water! Flow is the Life!" The book contains 90 images, many created with AI tools and some hand-drawn by the author, to visualize the Arctic landscape and the adventure.