Fiction
Like Jenkins and Page's other works, this delightful purchase combines big, bold illustrations with intriguing science. A solid addition to the 590s.
Though this tale is a bit formulaic, some droll touches, such as the shark in the neighbor's pool, keep it fun.
A welcome addition to any library, featuring a strong Native protagonist to whom most teens will easily relate.
Gr 8 Up—Nadia, Mateo, Asa, and Verlaine continue to battle against the One Beneath to save their beloved home, in this conclusion to the paranormal trilogy...
Perhaps Clanton wants to foster appreciation of everyday wonders found in nature, but the story is confusing and unsatisfying.
A great addition to any library collection.
None of the novel's content would prevent it from sitting comfortably in an elementary school library where it is sure to attract fans looking for something scary—but not too scary.
A great read for teens who enjoy mysteries and intriguing, well-developed characters.
Readers looking for more insight into the Puerto Rican culture may be disappointed because the information provided is insufficient to encourage further exploration of the island culture.
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