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Boil Line
M.J. McIsaac
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Kinder- und Jugendbücher / Kinderbücher bis 11 Jahre
Beschreibung
Camp Clearwater on the Starling River is home to best friends Nate, Owen and Mercy, but the summer they turn sixteen an incident forces the camp to close its doors.
Mike Elliot, the river guide who taught the teens everything they know, is lost to the rapids. A tragic accident, everyone agrees. Except for Nate. Mike was the best kayaker he’d ever met. The smartest. The safest. He respected and loved the river, and as far as Nate is concerned, the river loved Mike back. If his instructor was pulled under by the Starling, then Nate is sure foul play was involved. To find the truth, Nate must face his greatest fears as he retraces Mike’s final run through the Black Hole, the most treacherous waters on the Starling.
This short novel is a high-interest, low-reading level book for middle-grade readers who are building reading skills, want a quick read or say they don’t like to read!
Kundenbewertungen
paddle, drowning, whirlpool, murder mystery, English as a Second Language, Canadian wilderness, white water, runaway, teen survival, near-drowning, fear of drowning, English as an Additional Language, ELL, summer camp, sports camp, role model, worst fear, EAL, crime drama, missing person, best friends, nebula, ESL, fear of water, hi/lo, river guide, boating, wilderness survival, foul play, teen detectives, hazardous waste management, camp mystery, rapids, black hole, river, counselor, pocket knife, English Language Learners, kayak