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Damage
Robin Stevenson
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Kinder- und Jugendbücher / Jugendbücher ab 12 Jahre
Beschreibung
It's an ordinary nightmare of a family trip until Theo realizes that the beautiful girl beside the hotel pool is his childhood babysitter—and his first crush.
Theo hasn't seen Ronnie for five years, but when she invites him to go with her—and her toddler son, Zach—on a road trip, he leaps at the opportunity to ditch his parents and head to Hollywood. They've only gone a few miles before Theo begins to regret his impulsive decision. Zach cries nonstop, and when they get pulled over by the police, Ronnie is clearly terrified. She says her ex-boyfriend is a cop and that he is looking for her. Theo wants to trust her, but he suspects she is hiding something. And when they reach Los Angeles and she disappears, leaving him to look after Zach, he needs to find out the truth—and decide where his loyalties lie.
This short novel is a high-interest, low-reading level book for teen readers who are building reading skills, want a quick read or say they don’t like to read!
Kundenbewertungen
freedom, English language learners, struggling readers, adventure, low reading level, teen issues, English as a second language, ELL, English as an additional language, home learning, crush, reluctant readers, romance, hi/lo, running from the police, suspense, conflict, road trip, high-low, young adult readers, high/low, ESL, high interest, EAL, hi-lo, teen readers, distance learning, parent pressure, sibling rivalry, reading strategies, low readability, family