Mayhem on Mackinac Island (Michigan Chillers)

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Summary: GOT TO READ THIS BOOK
Review: I read Mayhem on Mackinaw Island. I gave it four stars because it is a good book.I liked the book because it is very exciting. A part that I liked was when Sandy and Tim got stuck in a very scary version on Mackinaw Island.There is unusual monsters out to get them. Tim and Sandy need to get out of this island. Will they?

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Summary: You must read this book!
Review: I'm writing this review about Johnathan Rand's Michigan Chiller Mayhem On Mackinac Island. This book is for readers who like scary adventurious books. I say you should buy this book because it is funny and scary. In this book Sandy and Tim get ate by a tree and get trapped in a strange world. They are told that they have to find something called the Stone Key. So to find out what happens and if Sandy and Tim make it back home,read this book.

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Summary: Vondervul
Review: if you like Harry potter and fantasy stuff like that then, i highly recommend this book and the rest in the series. here is a brief summary of the book: Sandy and her bro get eaten by a tree, and have to find the sacred stone key on skull mountain to go home and free all the people in a fantasy world. These books have great names of places and stuff, and i think that you should read this book.

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Summary: You must read this book!
Review: Jonathan Rand is writing a series of kids books called Michigan Chillers. They all take place in Michigan towns. The kids here love them. The chapters are short - easy to read aloud to younger kids. My 8 year old is reading them herself and I'm reading them to my 6 year old. They both love them. They aren't really scary, which is good but they are very suspenseful - real cliff-hangers. Highly recommend!

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Summary: Fantastic book for kids
Review: Jonathan Rand is writing a series of kids books called Michigan Chillers. They all take place in Michigan towns. The kids here love them. The chapters are short - easy to read aloud to younger kids. My 8 year old is reading them herself and I'm reading them to my 6 year old. They both love them. They aren't really scary, which is good but they are very suspenseful - real cliff-hangers. Highly recommend!