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Between Heaven And Earth (2012)

by Eric Walters(Favorite Author)

3.77 of 5 Votes: 1

ISBN

155469941X (ISBN13: 9781554699414)

languge

English

genre

Young Adult Fantasy & Science Fiction

publisher

Orca Book Publishers

series

Seven

review 1: This book was fairly good and was different than what I normally like to read. I like romance and chick-lit like most girls do and this was none of those. I read this book because my teacher librarian Mrs. Gus came in and talked to us about the seven series and most of my grade was interested. I love to read so I decided to give it a try. It was very touching and I thought it was a well thought out book. After reading this book I was determined to read the rest of the series because Eric Walters, an amazing Canadian author hand picked the other authors and I thought I would give it a try. Wen I discovered the rest of the series had some scary elements to it I couldn't continue because I don't do good with scary. If you do well with scary you should definitely read the whol... moree series but if you don't (like me) read this book only and you'll fall in love with it.
review 2: This is the second book I have read in this series that proposes that its books can be read in any order. I chose this book because it was about the brother of the boy in the first book I read, Lost Cause. I have to say I probably enjoyed this one more, though they are quite different books; Lost Cause being very historical and Walters' book is pure adrenaline outdoor adventure. About mountain climbing, DJ, the eldest grandson at 17 years old is quested to climb Mount Kilimanjaro. Full of action, before he even hits the foothills, DJ is arrested on suspicion of drug smuggling and later has his belongings stolen by street kids. The mountain climb is exciting and will mostly appeal to boys owing to a marked emphasis on altitude sickness and the accompanying abdominal irregularities. There is very little connection with this book and the other grandsons' quests occurring in the accompanying books; Lost Cause had much more interaction, naturally leading me to this book about DJ. From this book there is no discernible suggestions as to which book would make a likely next choice so I'll just pick whichever takes my fancy at the library. As to the author, I have not read Walters before. I always get Canadian authors Eric Walters and Eric Wilson (whom I *have* read many of his teen mysteries) mixed up so I wasn't sure which one this was until I looked at his bio. I really enjoyed the writing style though and would like to try his other work as he is quite lauded for his books aimed at male teen readers. less

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