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Stowaway by Karen Hesse

Stowaway

by Karen Hesse
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  • First Published:
  • Aug 1, 2000, 302 pages
  • Paperback:
  • Jun 2002, 320 pages
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Nerd

THe best book i've ever read. It took my breath away just looking at the cover. I just knew it was the right book for me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
camjam80

I just finished this book for a project and I LOVED it! I didn't think that it would be good before I started reading it, but it's a 3 thumbs up!
C

I am still reading it but so far the book ROCKS! I HOPE people take the oportunity to read this tite book. it explains so much about nick and his journy! i totally recommend for people 11 and up!!!!
READ THIS BOOK. BUY THIS BOOK. ENJOY THIS BOOK! LIKE ME!!!
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tHE GREATEST BOOK YET BESIDES HARRY POTTER, PHANTOM TOLLBOOTH
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jackson ville
It is cool and smart reading.
bookwyrm

good book
This is a good book, but more of a book for those slow, lazy dog days of summer (which is to say you would probably enjoy it more if you read it on those days when you have nothing to do but relax) There could've been more depth to some of the characters, as i felt that most of the characters other than Nick, Mr. Bootie, Tarheto, and Mr. Banks appearances were too few and far between for them to develop fully. Other than that, the climax, although slightly exciting, could have been more, well, climatic and nerve wracking, as the real trouble was a bit short lived, but interesting and funny things happen throughout the book, for example, the "shark" that the crew were eating at one point. I also learned about the dunking of new crew members once the ship crossed over the Equinoctial Line (The Equator) So to sum it up, this book is a good read, informational, but also humorous and intriguing.
patrick

cool
Very cool. I can relate to it.
Moonlight

STOWAWAY
Stowaway is a very good book although at some parts of the book, it can get very boring with not much going on. Try reading it now. You have a 99 chance of liking Stowaway.
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