Scott, Victoria Salt
and Stone (Fire and Flood #2), 313 pgs.
Scholastic Press, 2015.
$17.99 Content: Language: R (29
swears; 1 “F”); Mature Content: PG; Violence: PG-13.
Tella is in a contest to win a cure for her
ill brother. There are four environments
that everyone has to compete in and Tella has only the ocean and the frozen
tundra left. She has managed to keep her
rag-tag group together and her protector Guy is still watching out for her, but
Tella feels the need to make her own way.
As the group survives the ocean they see evidence that those in charge
are making their environment more deadly than necessary and Tella and Guy
become more determined to take down the whole operation after they survive the
race.
I love this series because there
is a lot of action and the storyline is constantly moving forward. The main character is likable and funny and
the challenges are interesting. The
PG-13 rating for violence is because one character is brutally attacked by a
shark and there are other times that the pet animals are tormented.
MS-OPTIONAL.
HS-ADVSIABLE. Reviewer, C.
Peterson.
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