After a devastating earthquake, a teen and his family are threatened by yet another disaster. While they're still picking up the rubble that remains of their house, a tsunami is closing in on them. The wall of water soon arrives and takes out what is left of their home, along with everything they have. Their life in paradise is shaken as they try to survive this next blow. Can they make it to higher ground before the aftershock and accompanying wave reach them?
Kristin Johnson was born and raised in Bloomington, Minnesota. She graduated from Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter with a business degree. Kristin has won two Minnesota State Arts Board artist initiative grants. She was a media specialist and elementary school librarian for Minneapolis Public Schools for two years and taught writing at Metropolitan State University for 12 years.
Kristin was also a host for KFAI’s Write On! Radio program. She lives in St. Paul, Minnesota, with her family and their rescue dog, a mixed breed who is mostly half Black Labrador and half Australian Shepherd.
A great "I Survived" series read alike. Two siblings struggle to survive through a tsunami together and deal with childhood angst at the same time. A fast paced, suspenseful, and entertaining read. Good for reluctant readers and others looking for a quick read.
100-page story of an earthquake and tsunami in Hawaii, framed through the eyes of a teenager whose family just moved there. No graphics. The science included is accurate and the story line is thin. A quick read.
They get to the ocean and they do a goodbye thing and then alex throws the rock in the ocean after they get back to the stadium and sienna find both here parents.In the end Alex and her family are gonna stay inn ohau. Also Alex and her friend find out theirs room for college