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Publisher: Tweener Press Division/Baker Tritton Concepts
Release Date: May 2004
ISBN: 0-9729256-3-5
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Format Reviewed: Trade Paperback
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Genre:   Fiction / Children [Ages 8-12] / Christian Concepts
Reviewed: 2004
Reviewer: Beverly Rowe
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Mountain Cabin Mystery 
By Max Elliot Anderson


    Scott, Al and Ben have completed and passed wilderness training classes in hopes of being accepted for a Colorado Wilderness Camping Adventure. When their hopes are realized, and they actually start the outdoor experience of a lifetime, they begin to see what all the preparation was about. As they boys get further into the wilderness of the Colorado Rockies, they leave the trail for a great photo, and somehow get lost from the other hikers.

   This book has everything; dense fog, an angry, menacing bear, a dangerous decrepit suspension bridge, the fear of being lost, terrorists, and oh, boy, are the folks going to be upset!

    Anderson is a genius at exciting plots, and sympathetic, interesting characters. The boys believe in God, and the Christian concepts are integrated throughout the story, but without being preachy. The lessons are presented gently in this fast-paced action adventure.

   This reluctant reader series would be ideal for sharing and reading aloud for family time or bedtime stories. They would make wonderful gifts for hours of reading pleasure for your favorite tweener.