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Harry and his younger brother Daniel come from what appears to be the perfect family. They attend a great school, their parents love each other, and they have a wonderful new uncle who is a fireman. However, the family's world falls apart after Harry and Daniel take a school trip to an amusement park; the bus stops at a rest stop on the way home and Daniel is left behind and presumably abducted.
This book runs the gamut of emotions, from the humor that can only come from a nine-year-old boy to the horror and desperation of trying to find a missing child. Similar in subject matter to Jacqueline Mitchard's "The Deep End of the Ocean", this one was a good read from a new author.
This book runs the gamut of emotions, from the humor that can only come from a nine-year-old boy to the horror and desperation of trying to find a missing child. Similar in subject matter to Jacqueline Mitchard's "The Deep End of the Ocean", this one was a good read from a new author.
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