Title: Not the Book of the Century
Product review: This book was, in our opinion, certainly not the book of the century, but it had a few good points. The story of an older, somewhat moody park ranger that enjoys skinny-dipping off the coast of Georgia isn't exactly the type of thing that normal high-school students would usually indulge in, but the book was interesting mostly because of the plot. It was easy to become enthralled with the mystery happening before Anna Pigeon's (the park ranger) eyes, but the story was frequently interrupted by a completely unrelated topic. One can only be bothered that these "interruptions" make the story hard to follow, and even harder to believe. There were so many twists and turns in Endangered Species that it makes it easy to compare this book to a bad, made-for-TV movie on CBS. The story probably relates much more to the older people of the world, so if you aren't in that category, don't waste your time.
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