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Featured Reviews
 
A to Z Mysteries: Volume A-D
Author: Ron Roy
Review by Brendan White
I really like them because the kids find out all the mysteries. I really liked in The Quicksand Question when they found the jeep in the mud. I also liked in The Kidnapped King when they found the little boy in a laundry basket.
by Ivy Ruckman
(Review by Andrew - 11, VA)
This is a fantastic adventure book I read for a book report. I thought it would be the normal boring book report, but it wasn't. The book takes place in a small town in Grand Island, Nebraska. It starts out being a normal day and taking the first swim of the summer. It does not end that normal though. They look up at the sky and it does not look so good so they rush home. Reports on T.V. start announcing that there are tornado warnings all over that area and they prepare for the twister, but when it comes it becomes a hide and seek from the twister. On top of all that their parents weren't home. So to find out the ending go to your local library and get the book Night of the Twister.
Can any writer show what happens to a nine-year-old girl who wanders off the path and into the woods better than King? This is what happens to Trisha McFarland when, on a family trip, she goes off the trail and gets lost. To cope, she pretends that Tom Gordon, her favorite baseball player, is there protecting her. But when an all too real danger comes to call, can she save herself? This is proof that the king of horror is King himself.
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