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ISBN: 1534417443

ISBN13: 9781534417441

Saltwater Secrets

By Greg Gilbert

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Book Overview

From the acclaimed author of Just Add Magic--now a hit streaming original series--comes a story of two sisters, one summer vacation, and one big mystery for them to solve.

Stella and Josie live for their summers at the boardwalk--each one a carbon copy of the last. Josie lives in Australia most of the year; her half-sister, Stella, lives in New Jersey. But every year, they come together for a beach vacation with their dad, and to make more memories. The real excitement for them is their secret special place under the boardwalk, where they hide their sister scrapbook, adding memories from each summer.

But this summer feels different. Josie isn't the same--she's turned into one of the popular girls that Stella can't stand. Despite the rocky start to their vacation, they still go to their secret, special place under the boardwalk, adding memories to their sister scrapbook once again.

That is, until their place is discovered by the owners of the newest store--the Smoothie Factory, which replaced Josie's favorite sweet spot. Not only have the owners of the Smoothie Factory discovered the cove, they are exploiting the natural habitat, and endangering marine life and everyone at the beach It's up to Josie and Stella to figure out how to stop their beloved boardwalk from disappearing for good.

Format:Hardcover

Language:English

ISBN:1534417443

ISBN13:9781534417441

Release Date:April 2020

Publisher:Aladdin Paperbacks

Length:288 Pages

Weight:0.90 lbs.

Dimensions:1.1" x 5.6" x 8.3"

Age Range:9 to 13 years

Grade Range:Grades 4 to 8

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A Fun, Fast-Paced Summer Mystery For Tweens

By lurkykitty, July 9, 2021

Saltwater Secrets is a fun summer mystery for tween and early YA readers. Josie and Stella are half sisters who live with their mothers in Australia and NYC, respectively, who only see each other in the summer when they join their father on the Jersey shore. Saltwater Secrets takes place the summer before the sisters start high school. They have shared traditions and Shore friends. They are used to getting water ice, going...

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