Title: More of the same fun as the rest of the series
Product review: This book, as are all of the Clearwater Crossing books, is truely enjoyable. I read my copy in about five hours of staigt reading, ending at four in the morning. I would have liked a little more of a spiritual perspective when the Junior Explorer gets lost (I'm tring not to spoil anything that isn't spoiled by reading the back of the book) but that doesn't appear to be Roberts' style. Again, Ben is really down played, so we never see him except when he is involved with the other characters. The cliffhanger is a bit less dramatic this time, and it lacks some of the crisis situations of the second and fourth books.Oh, and if you're wondering who the new people are on the cover: I'm afraid I don't know either. We don't seem to be adding any important characters.
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