The 13th Floor

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Summary: The 13th Floor
Review: The book The 13th Floor written by Sid Flieshman was good. The story was a mystery. Also it was good because it was a ghost story. I didn't like the story because it was very predictable. Over all the book was ok. I wouldn't recommend this book to a frien

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Summary: The Good Book!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Review: This book is about a boy and his sister trying to get back to their home. The antagonist was the 13th floor. The protagonist were the boy and his sister. It took place in the 17th century in New England. I thought that this book was very interesting, but I didn't think there was enough action and adventure. I suggest that my peers read this book because it is interesting, but older people might find it a little boring.

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Summary: Jameson's review
Review: This book is about a boy and his sister trying to get back to their home. The antagonist was the 13th floor. The protagonist were the boy and his sister. It took place in the 17th century in New England. I thought that this book was very interesting, but I didn't think there was enough action and adventure. I suggest that my peers read this book because it is interesting, but older people might find it a little boring.

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Summary: The 13th Floor
Review: This book was a great book. Its about these two kids who find out there is a thirteenth floor on an old building. When they enter they find themselves fighting pirates and the boy finds himself trying his best to help his sister who has been accused of being a witch! This book always pushed me to turn the page. It is an easy reader but fun to read.

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Summary: A great book
Review: This book was about two kids whose relative is a pirate. These kids get a weird mesage on their answering machine telling them to go to the 13th floor of an old building. One day the boy noticed his sister was gone so he went to the 13th floor to look for her. He found out this was no ordinary floor when he was transported to an old pirate ship. but now that he's there he has to make sure he doesn't change time and find his sister then find his way home.

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Summary: Excellent story, enjoyed by adults & children
Review: This is probably the best audiobook for children we've found.The story was loved by both of my children (6 & 8 years old). Thecharacters were interesting and the period of history being examined (early American settlement) nicely represented for their age. The reader did an excellent job and the adults in the family enjoyed the story as well (important for those long car trips). We listened to this on our way to Salem, MA, and this provided an excellent introduction to the history of both New England & the time we were going to see.