Survivor Diaries: Lost!

Author: Terry Lynn Johnson and Jani Orban Series: Survivor Diaries

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A high-stakes survival series perfect for fans of the I Survived series and Hatchet.

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A high-stakes survival series perfect for fans of the I Survived series and Hatchet.

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A high-stakes survival series perfect for fans of the I Survived series and Hatchet. Stay calm. Stay smart. Survive. An ancient myth about a statue leads eleven-year-old Carter and twelve-year-old Anna down a trail deep into the Costa Rican jungle. They get turned around, then chased by howler monkeys. Carter and Anna try to find their way back to the familiar path, but the tangle of vines and trees all look the same. They are . . . lost! With seventeen years of hands-on experience and training in remote areas, survival expert Terry Lynn Johnson (Ice Dogs; Sled Dog School) creates on-the-edge-of-your-seat storytelling featuring real skills to prepare kids for surviving a disaster. This book includes tips from the Canadian Red Cross on how to make your own survival kit. After reading this book, you'll be better prepared for surviving a real-life disaster. AGES: 7 to 10 AUTHOR: Terry Lynn Johnson, author of ICE DOGS and the SURVIVOR DIARIES series, lives in Whitefish Falls, Ontario where for ten years she owned a team of eighteen Alaskan Huskies.

Critic Reviews

“"A strong addition to this new, emerging series."-- Kirkus "A quick and exciting read. Kids who love the I Survived series will enjoy this nail-biting tale."-- School Library Journal”

"A strong addition to this new, emerging series."--Kirkus "A quick and exciting read. Kids who love the I Survived series will enjoy this nail-biting tale."--School Library Journal --

About the Author

Terry Lynn Johnson has lived in northern Ontario, Canada, for more than forty years. Before becoming a conservation officer with the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, she worked for twelve years as a canoe ranger warden in a large wilderness park in northwestern Ontario. Visit her at terrylynnjohnson.com
and on Twitter at @TerryLynnJ.