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Paperback: 250 pages Publisher: HCI Teens (August 21 2002) Reading Level: Ages 9-12 Read an Excerpt Chapter One Book Description Teens 911 is a brand new series filled with spine-tingling adventures of real teens saved from a life-threatening encounter by relying on their bravery and sheer survival skills. Are These Teens Tough Enough To Save Themselves-or Others? Snowbound: Best friends Justin, Van, and Aaron are enjoying a day of skiing and snowboarding as a blizzard whips across Schweitzer Mountain, burying trail markers in fresh powder and causing the boys to wander deep into the wilderness without a trace. With ten-foot-high snowdrifts and a windchill below zero, they're already showing signs of hypothermia. Can they survive the night on the freezing mountain? Could you? Race to the Finish: Rodeo horse racer Jamie Chavez is used to performing under stress. But when she finds a science teacher at school in cardiac arrest, a different kind of race is on. Will she know what to do outside of the ring? Would you? River of No Return: When their father is struck down during a whitewater rafting trip on the notorious River of No Return, Randy and Curtis Hall realize that there may not be a way out alive. Will their ill-fated trip only add to the river's infamous name? Helicopter Crash: As a cop's daughter, Jodi Itri has gone along on stakeouts and even helped a woman injured in a car wreck. But when it's her own father who needs rescuing, will she choke under pressure? Flameproof: Star wrestler Tony Guzman wakes up to find his house engulfed in flames. He can save himself by jumping out a window-but can he live with himself if he leaves his little brother and sister inside? Could you? About the Author
Deborah Morris is the author of fifteen books, including the Real Kids, Real Adventures book series, adapted as an Emmy-nominated TV series on the Discovery Channel. She ghostwrote/coauthored the Christian best-seller and Gold Medallion Finalist What Would Jesus Do?, wrote more than 140 feature articles for magazines and co-produced two reality-based TV movies. » More by Deborah Morris | |||||||
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