City Park
by Carol Meadows
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Pub Date Mar 28 2021 | Archive Date Apr 27 2021
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Description
Luke really wanted to know what was concealed behind the heavy metal doors but Sam was sure it would be a waste of time and no hidden treasure would be found...
The boys were more cautious as they walked out of the tunnel into the sunlight. Does danger lay ahead or will there be adventures? How do they explain their clothing being so different from Nellie and Tom’s, without revealing their true identity?
They had to try to avoid the ‘cowboys’ but the town was not that big and the ‘cowboys’ were mean and carried real guns. Luke and Sam were able to defuse situations at home with bullies but these were real criminals.
The fire was getting closer and Sam was terrified that he would be unable to untie the ropes that held them. How can he save Nellie from her captors as well as himself, or will they all perish in the fire?
Can they outsmart these sleazy men from the old west? The boys were terrified that they may never see home again. The exit that would have taken them home was now sealed with an iron gate. Now they were trapped...
A Note From the Publisher
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781800468511 |
| PRICE | $4.99 (USD) |
| PAGES | 200 |
Available on NetGalley
Featured Reviews
Madi S, Reviewer
Wow... This was quite the ride.
City Park follows two boys who have a wild and terrifying adventure over the course of many days. This book is full of suspense, craziness, and banter.
I have some mixed feelings in this book. I thought it was a fun and quick read, but it definitely read as more of a young middle-grade novel than YA. This wasn’t a bad thing, it just was a surprise that I wasn’t expecting. The characters were cute and had their own distinct personalities, and the whole mysterious adventure/journey will be entertaining to young readers. Even though I couldn’t connect with this very well, I do think it’s a perfect read for grades 4-6!
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