How to survive summer camp

Brooke Wilson
Book 11/20
How to survive summer camp
fantasy
Jacqueline Wilson
Rate 6/10



This book was for younger kids but was somewhat challenging and very hard to put down. It was about a girl that was dumped at a Summer camp called Evergreen. She meets some not very nice people and some life long one to and and after the camp she had grown to liking it.

I enjoyed this book and found it hard to put down because something was always happening. I rate it a 6/10

Lost

Valdez has only recently arrived on the planet of Eco where a virus is threatening the future of human inhabitation. When his shuttle crashes in a remote area he must struggle for survival as well as coping with his suspicions that his sister, a famous scientist, may be hiding a terrible secret.

SilverStream

Stephen Paea
7/10

In a society of the future, the government restricts its citizens' rights and punishes people who disagree with its regime by sending them to work camps. Lorna's father was killed at a protest meeting and now her mother has disappeared, so Lorna makes a decision that will put her own freedom, and even her life, at risk.

Ride Of The Katipo

Stephen Paea
10/10

At school, Jack lives in the shadows, trying to avoid the bullies who make his life a misery. He likes to escape to the seclusion of Wetapunga Bay, but his sense of secure refuge is shattered one morning when he finds two bodies on the beach. Through his quest to solve the mystery of the bodies, Jack discovers that all is not as it seems at Wetapunga Bay.

This book is an interesting book to read it is an adventure story.

Bear Grylls Sands of the Scorpion

Stephen Paea
7/10

After being forced to parachute out of a smuggler plane, teenage adventurer Beck Granger is about to face his toughest survival challenge yet" the Sahara Desert. Blistering sun, shifting sand dunes, and no water for hundreds of miles . . .

Can he survive the heat and make it out alive?

The Lost King

Stephen Paea
9/10

Peter King never wanted to go on the school wilderness camp. Twelve grumpy teenagers, heavy backpacks, tired legs, bad smells, biting flies and a lot of pointless walking - his idea of a good time. Not. He was even less happy when Mr Pearson put him in an activity group with one girl he didn't know, another who had made sarcasm an art form and . . . Jye Sullivan. Sully had been tormenting him since primary school. And now, thanks to Sully, they had left the track and couldn't find it again. The bush was closing in and so was the cold, dark night. They were lost!

Island Of The White Spear

Stephen Paea
10/10

When Carlo, Lee and Nicola go treasure hunting on a remote island, they find more than they expected. With their boat damaged, getting home is going to be tricky and it seems that they are not the only ones on the island of the white spear. Suggested level: intermediate, junior secondary.

I recommend this book for Simon Higgins lovers.