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Wild River (2009)

by P.J. Petersen(Favorite Author)
3.38 of 5 Votes: 3
ISBN
0385737246 (ISBN13: 9780385737241)
languge
English
publisher
Delacorte Books for Young Readers
review 1: I just read Never Say Die by Will Hobbs right before reading Wild River. I might have liked Wild River better if I hadn't just read Never Say Die because the stories have some similar elements but Wild River is definitely written for a younger less mature audience. I read them because they are both 2015 award nominees in Illinois and i wanted to know who they would appeal to so I can promote them as part of my job. Anyway, without divulging any details if you have a younger reader looking for some mild adventure in a story that seems like it could happen to them then Wild River is for them. However, if you have a tween or teen looking for adventure with a dose of environmental consciousness skip Wild River and go straight to Never Say Die.
review 2: Lexile
... moreLevel: 420LPages: 120Summary: Twelve year old Ryan, who prefers to stay inside and experience life via video games, feels people compare him to his “hero” older brother Tanner. While on a reluctant river trip with his older brother Ryan proves how resourceful he can be. Recommendations or Comments: An exciting adventure where the hero of the story uses skills he didn’t know he possess to “save the day”. Stars: 4Reviewed By: Michèle Freese less
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alexx1989
Not my favorite as far as adventure/survival for this age goes, but still an engaging story.
bananalover
Tons of action, short, well-developed main character... boys would love this!
sou
Good adventure story for young people.
Luky
What was going to happen next?
Meranda
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