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Title: Hannah West in Deep Water
Author: Linda Johns
Narrator: Rena Strober
Format: Unabridged
Length: 3 hrs and 6 mins
Language: English
Release date: 05-19-08
Publisher: Penguin Group USA and Audible
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 5 votes
Genres: Kids, Ages 8-10
Publisher's Summary:
This time, they're taking care of a houseboat on the tranquil waters of Lake Washington. Before long, someone starts making waves, and before you can blink an eye, Hannah West is on the case.
Hannah's not sure who is dumping chemicals in the water - or why - but one thing's for sure: if Hannah doesn't get to the bottom of things soon, they'll all be in deep water!
Members Reviews:
So Glad to Have More Hannah West Stories to Read
I just recently re-discovered the Hannah West stories. I had read the first one (Hannah West in the Belltown Towers: A Mystery) when it first came out; and then loss track of when the subsequent stories were published. So I ordered and have readHannah West in Deep Water: A MysteryandHannah West in the Center of the Universe, and I'm just startingHannah West on Millionaire's Row. I love Hannah West --I wish she lived in my neighborhood, I'd love to ask her to run some errands and visit with my cat and do some sleuthing around here to figure out who's putting their trash in my trash can!
There's nothing like a great book to get me to bed at a decent hour (I have a tendency to stay up too late), and with the Hannah West stories, I get to bed early now so I have lots of time to read! I don't know what I'm going to do when I finish on Millionaire's Row. Ms. Johns, do you have more coming out? (Please?!!!)
And in the spirit of full disclosure, I'm not the target audience for this series (I'm over 40-years-old). I started to buy them for my nieces, but they haven't received them yet because I'm still reading them. But I'll forward them along --or perhaps buy them their own copies.
They are great reads!
Hannah West in Deep Waters
Hannah West in Deep Water (Hannah West)
My nine-year old daughter is enthralled with all the Hannah West books. She can't wait to read and re-read every one of the books. I'd highly recommend this book and its 'sisters' to any 9-12 year old girl who likes a good mystery.
No captivated audience for my 10-year-old....
This was a buddy-read with my 10-year-old grand niece who received an autographed copy of this paperback from a friend. My niece was never captivated at all by the storyline. Maybe the book is more fully appreciated on a regional (Seattle, WA) basis. As an adult reader I enjoyed the information on Archipelago of Tui Tui and also the brief history of Interlaken Park. I was somewhat puzzled with the sprinkle of branding throughout the novel (i.e., TalkingRain bottle, Nalgene water bottles from REI, Cap'n Crunch cereal) and what purpose this served. I beg to differ with Erika Sorocco's review of this book on 11/3/06. This "girl-sleuth of the new millennium" will not be on the young adult wish list of mysteries to read.
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Please open https://hotaudiobook.com ONLY on your standard browser Safari, Chrome, Microsoft or Firefox to download full audiobooks of your choice for free.
Title: Hannah West in Deep Water
Author: Linda Johns
Narrator: Rena Strober
Format: Unabridged
Length: 3 hrs and 6 mins
Language: English
Release date: 05-19-08
Publisher: Penguin Group USA and Audible
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 5 votes
Genres: Kids, Ages 8-10
Publisher's Summary:
This time, they're taking care of a houseboat on the tranquil waters of Lake Washington. Before long, someone starts making waves, and before you can blink an eye, Hannah West is on the case.
Hannah's not sure who is dumping chemicals in the water - or why - but one thing's for sure: if Hannah doesn't get to the bottom of things soon, they'll all be in deep water!
Members Reviews:
So Glad to Have More Hannah West Stories to Read
I just recently re-discovered the Hannah West stories. I had read the first one (Hannah West in the Belltown Towers: A Mystery) when it first came out; and then loss track of when the subsequent stories were published. So I ordered and have readHannah West in Deep Water: A MysteryandHannah West in the Center of the Universe, and I'm just startingHannah West on Millionaire's Row. I love Hannah West --I wish she lived in my neighborhood, I'd love to ask her to run some errands and visit with my cat and do some sleuthing around here to figure out who's putting their trash in my trash can!
There's nothing like a great book to get me to bed at a decent hour (I have a tendency to stay up too late), and with the Hannah West stories, I get to bed early now so I have lots of time to read! I don't know what I'm going to do when I finish on Millionaire's Row. Ms. Johns, do you have more coming out? (Please?!!!)
And in the spirit of full disclosure, I'm not the target audience for this series (I'm over 40-years-old). I started to buy them for my nieces, but they haven't received them yet because I'm still reading them. But I'll forward them along --or perhaps buy them their own copies.
They are great reads!
Hannah West in Deep Waters
Hannah West in Deep Water (Hannah West)
My nine-year old daughter is enthralled with all the Hannah West books. She can't wait to read and re-read every one of the books. I'd highly recommend this book and its 'sisters' to any 9-12 year old girl who likes a good mystery.
No captivated audience for my 10-year-old....
This was a buddy-read with my 10-year-old grand niece who received an autographed copy of this paperback from a friend. My niece was never captivated at all by the storyline. Maybe the book is more fully appreciated on a regional (Seattle, WA) basis. As an adult reader I enjoyed the information on Archipelago of Tui Tui and also the brief history of Interlaken Park. I was somewhat puzzled with the sprinkle of branding throughout the novel (i.e., TalkingRain bottle, Nalgene water bottles from REI, Cap'n Crunch cereal) and what purpose this served. I beg to differ with Erika Sorocco's review of this book on 11/3/06. This "girl-sleuth of the new millennium" will not be on the young adult wish list of mysteries to read.