Safe as Houses
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Add a SummaryWhen thirteen year old, Lizzie Hardy, is walking home the McBrides children: Suzie and David, it starts poring rain. Now Lizzie thought this was nothing but after the house begins to flood and she loses control everything goes wrong from there.
she tells about how this girl survives thorugh a flood with 2 other babysitting kids
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Add a Commenti just started to read this book, livelovelaughpeace can you tell some information about this book even though it is a couple years ago red maple book? please reply soon!!!thank you
A thrilling story. If you love action novels you'll love this book.
I read this as a part of my son's Reading Link Challenge. Very fast-paced, exciting read. :-) (Jan 2012)
Eric walter's is a really good writer
This was a great book, but at times a bit too dramatic for me.
Great book!!!Filled with suspense. =)
I liked this book but i thought the beginning events went by a little slow-but the end was so good, it made up for the beginning. definitly worth the read.
i loved this book, i didnt read the other books written by Eric Walters, but i really enjoyed this book, it was soooo suspenseful..
i didn't like this tooo much. it got boring at some point. to mine personal opition skip it
I am reading this book and so far I am really enjoying it. I find that I am always wanting to know what is going to happen next.