Amy Wild Amazon Summer
Amy Wild Amazon Summer by Helen Skelton, published by Random House Children’s Books on May 7, 2015, is a captivating tale that follows the adventurous journey of a young girl named Amy. In this edition, spanning 304 pages, readers are introduced to Amy as she embarks on a summer trip with her eccentric Auntie Marg, a photographer known for her daring travels. Set in Iquitos, Peru, the story unfolds as Amy finds herself in a precarious situation when Auntie Marg has an accident, forcing Amy to navigate the challenges of the Amazon rainforest.
As the narrative progresses, Amy must rely on her wits and resourcefulness to survive in the wild, facing various obstacles including spiders, poisonous plants, and local legends. Along the way, she encounters Juan, a local boy with a mysterious scar, who adds an intriguing layer to her adventure. This book explores themes of action, adventure, and mystery, immersing readers in the vibrant landscapes of the Caribbean and Latin America while highlighting the challenges of staying out of trouble.
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“Amy Wild is in trouble again – and this time, her parents decide enough is enough. Amy is going to stay out of trouble over the summer by going on a trip with batty Auntie Marg – a photographer, who travels all around the world to dangerous, exciting places. That’s how Amy’s ended up here: Iquitos, Peru. The problem is, staying out of trouble just doesn’t seem to happen when Amy’s around. When Auntie Marg is involved in an accident, Amy has to escape into the Amazon rainforest, with no clothes, no food, no money, and no map. She’s got to face spiders, poisonous plants, legends of evil spirits and something even more sinister. All she has is Juan, a local boy with a mysterious scar, who’s definitely hiding a secret . . .”
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