Terror at the Zoo
Terror at the Zoo by Peg Kehret is a reissue published by National Geographic Books in December 2001. This 144-page book is written in English and presents a thrilling narrative centered around Ellen Streater, who receives an overnight camp-out at the zoo for her birthday. However, her excitement quickly turns to fear when she and her little brother Corey find themselves locked in the zoo with an escaped convict who is stalking them.
Readers will find a suspenseful story that explores themes of survival and sibling dynamics as Ellen must rely on her science project about animal communication to escape danger. The narrative delves into elements of horror and social themes, including family relationships and the challenges of physical and emotional abuse. This edition offers an engaging experience for those interested in juvenile fiction that combines adventure with a touch of fear.
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Ellen Streater received the perfect birthday present—an overnight camp-out at the zoo. Too bad she had to invite her little brother Corey along. But as night falls in the zoo, her brother becomes the least of her worries, as they discover they’re locked in the zoo with an escaped convict who’s stalking their every move. Unable to run, and with no help in sight, their last chance for survival is Ellen’s crazy science project on animal communication. But can they get the animals to help them in time, or will it be too late?
“A compelling and fast-paced mystery with characters that are believable and well drawn.” —The Horn Book
“Plausible incidents and believable characters combine in a fast-moving and well-constructed tale.” —Booklist
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