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Skeleton Creek (Skeleton Creek #1)

by Patrick Carman (Goodreads Author)

4.06 of 5 stars 4.06 · rating details · 3,043 ratings · 730 reviews

A breakthrough new series from bestselling author Patrick Carman, featuring text and technology in an innovative new way.

Strange things are happening in Skeleton Creek . . . and Ryan and Sarah are trying to get to the heart of it. But after an eerie accident leaves Ryan housebound and forbidden to see Sarah, their investigation takes two tracks: Ryan records everything in...more

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Published March 1st 2009 by Scholastic Press

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Jan 08, 2010 Drew rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: mystery, adventure

Ryan is housebound and forbidden to have anything to do with his best friend Sarah after he is seriously injured in a fall in an old dredge out in the woods that no one in town wants to talk about.

But both have found and disabled their parents' monitoring software and are communicating by email, as Sarah continues their dangerous investigation and sends Ryan links to the videos she makes documenting her research into the horrific death of a worker on the dredge years ago, what may be his ghost...more

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Apr 11, 2011 Ryan Zani rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: independent-study

Elements And Style:In Skeleton Creek Patrick Carman uses fear, and humor at some points just to lighten the mood. Patrick Carman uses two protaginists: Ryan and Sarah. Patrick also has a antgonist: The Ghost Of Old Joe Bush. Patrick also uses the mood of the story (mystery, fear) to make the reader want to read even more because they dont know whats going to happen. He has left this book on a cliffhanger which makes you want to read all of the series.
Characterization: Ryan (the main character) w...more

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Feb 27, 2009 The Lost Lola rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: fans of ghost stories

Shelves: hauntings

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Summary:

After an accident at a local dredge, best friends Ryan and Sarah are forcibly separated by their parents in order to keep out of trouble. But they know something mysterious is going on in the town of Skeleton Creek, and discover that some things are best left to the imagination.

Characters:

Ryan- A writer, and the narrator of the story. The book is told from the prospective of him writing in his journal. He's a bit shy, and tends to be easily swayed by Sarah's ideas.

Sarah Fincher- A filmak...more

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Mar 29, 2009 Lisa rated it 4 of 5 stars

This is a cool idea to link a book with a website! The author does an amazing job weaving the two parts together and the ending is intriguing (I won't spoil it!). The actress that plays Sarah is cheesy though.

Overall, the book is well-written, although I was surprised to learn that Ryan was 16ish. Haunted house antics seem to be more of what a 13-year old would be into, rather than a driving-age teenage boy - aren't they more concerned with girls and cars?

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Apr 18, 2009 Bailee rated it 5 of 5 stars

ok listen, the end of this book is a TOTAL cliffhanger. OH MY MOO!!! i cant wait for the second one to come out!

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Oct 25, 2011 El Templo de las Mil Puertas added it · review of another edition

Shelves: 16-eltemplo, reseñas

"Ryan ha estado a punto de morir. La culpa de eso la tiene Sarah. O al menos es de lo que parecen estar convencidos sus padres pues, aunque el susto tras la vertiginosa caída de varios metros quedó en una pierna rota, le han prohibido volver a verla. El joven, recluido en su habitación tras el accidente, decide comenzar un diario donde plasmar sus inquietudes. Su miedo por Sarah. Su miedo DE Sarah. Pero sobre todo, la angustia por lo que vivió aquella noche en la draga del bosque; la noche del a...more

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Mar 11, 2009 Becky rated it 3 of 5 stars

I'll be honest. I don't do scary. Not really. If I did, I'm sure my reaction to Skeleton Creek would be more enthusiastic. But I don't need to love a book in order to blog about it! After all, I can recognize a good story when I see it, even if that story isn't for me. Skeleton Creek could probably be described as a deliciously creepy mystery about two teenagers--one boy, Ryan, one girl, Sarah--living in a mysterious town, Skeleton Creek, a town that has seen better days, brighter days. The town...more I'll be honest. I don't do scary. Not really. If I did, I'm sure my reaction to Skeleton Creek would be more enthusiastic. But I don't need to love a book in order to blog about it! After all, I can recognize a good story when I see it, even if that story isn't for me. Skeleton Creek could probably be described as a deliciously creepy mystery about two teenagers--one boy, Ryan, one girl, Sarah--living in a mysterious town, Skeleton Creek, a town that has seen better days, brighter days. The town is becoming more and more abandoned. Sarah, the more curious of the pair, wants to find out why the town is so weird. Why is the town named Skeleton Creek? Why does the librarian have a shot gun? What is up with some of the adults in town? They're not making this up, right? Things are heading towards the Twilight Zone, aren't they? The book is very atmospheric. The videos help with creating and establishing this. And I think for people who love exciting adventures, who love the thrill of a fast-paced dangerous life-and-death-on-the-line adventure...this one will be right for you.

Ryan's story is told in the book. This "journal" that he is keeping. You've just got to supend your disbelief on this one. It's written in many places in the present tense. And no one--as far as I can tell--would really and truly be writing stuff down as it happens. Especially since there are some intense things going on. Would there really be people who'd write about danger right then and there instead of getting out of there and then writing it down? Anyway, if nothing else the tense keeps you right there in the midst of the action.

Sarah's story is told through a series of videos. Sarah is all about her camera.

Both Sarah and Ryan love to break rules. And they're both a bit reckless. So both are prone to rushing into danger with very little thought or preparation.

Personally, as an adult who is not into scary, I just see both as being incredibly stupid. Asking for it stupid. That's just me. I'm unadventurous.(less)

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Mar 03, 2009 Kate rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Feb 18, 2009 Emma rated it 4 of 5 stars

Skeleton Creek is a ghost story in which two friends are constantly getting into trouble but eventually gets badly hurt because of there investigating. So, there parents try to stop them from having contact with each other but Sarah (the friend who didn't get hurt,) keeps sending videos of that night and starts investigating the mysteries surrounding Skeleton Creek herself while Ryan (who is injured,) is forced to stay home and worry about what they've gotten themselves into.
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May 20, 2013 Abby Moix rated it 5 of 5 stars

I would recommend this book to a more mature audience because this book contains scenes from the supernatural world that might be too scary for younger kids. The title is appropriate because Skeleton Creek is the name of the town where Ryan and Sarah, the main characters, live. The characters are unique, especially Sarah. She keeps on wanting to go back to the dredge to find out more about Old Joe Bush. Ryan is a bit more scared than Sarah since he was supposedly pushed down a flight of stairs b...more

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Apr 10, 2013 Jason O rated it 4 of 5 stars

What Patrick Carman did with this book was amazing. I loved the way he added in videos to the reading to add to the story, and the fact that they were horror films were even better. The build up with the back story made the book fascinating to read. It really kept me flipping pages till midnight because the of the immense amount of mysteries that slowly reveal themselves as you keep reading on. Some are expected, and some are very surprising and you could never see them coming. Also, writing in...more

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Oct 02, 2012 Fischer Jemison rated it 1 of 5 stars

This is a terrible book. It only takes an hour or so to read, but that's an hour you could be spending doing things that are far more productive, like smoking marijuana, or drinking vodka, or dropping out of high school. You could spend that hour playing video games, or going on facebook, or watching grass grow. You could get through a couple Magic Treehouse books. What you should not do is read Skeleton Creek.

Seriously.

Who decided to link a book with a website? Where did that idea even come fro...more

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Sep 10, 2012 Kshraiberg rated it 4 of 5 stars

The book I was read was skeleton creek book 1. I thought this book was a real thriller. I would give this a 5 out of 5. The reason is this book is about a boy named Ryan and his best friend who go on an adventure about a old mystery. In the beginning you meet a teen named Ryan who is severely injured. The reason is Ryan and his best friend went to a place called the Dredge. Ryan goes to the Dredge because of a story his father told him. The story is that a man a long time ago fell into a tree c...more

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Aug 27, 2012 Emily Cooke rated it 5 of 5 stars

This was a pretty amazing book. This is more of a mystery/ghost story type thing. It is set in Skeleton Creek, a dieing town whose main attraction is it's good fishing. The book is supposed to be a journal, written by Ryan. His best friend since they were five, Sarah, gets into adventure and trouble, dragging Ryan with her. (Sorry, I forget their last names.) Ryan tells the tale of their latest adventure in his journal. This one is very special, though: Investigating the ghost of the Dredge of S...more This was a pretty amazing book. This is more of a mystery/ghost story type thing. It is set in Skeleton Creek, a dieing town whose main attraction is it's good fishing. The book is supposed to be a journal, written by Ryan. His best friend since they were five, Sarah, gets into adventure and trouble, dragging Ryan with her. (Sorry, I forget their last names.) Ryan tells the tale of their latest adventure in his journal. This one is very special, though: Investigating the ghost of the Dredge of Skeleton Creek. I won't give anything away, but I will say this: Sarah loves videotaping, and she records about a fourth of the book. And when I say a fourth, I literally mean a fourth: The book gives you codes that when entered into a certain website (which they will give), you can actually watch the videos. No joke-the author of the book decided to actually create Sarah's films. They are totally awesome, not to mention sometimes suspenseful, scary and thrilling. It's like they made a movie of the book, except it's actually part of it! You have to check it out.
The videos aren't the only coll thing about the book. First of all, not only did I relate to the main characters and really liked their personalities and how they were described, the side characters were pretty awesome, too. Second, I enjoyed reading directly from Ryan's persepective. And third, this is just a great, good-old-fashioned ghost story. Like I said before, it is full of suspense and scary moments. But it also has some of the problems that teenagers today face. Ryan and Sarah's parents tend to butt into their lives, and Ryan talks a bit anout friends and school and Sarah's crazy ideas. I absolutely love Ryan's fretful nature and Sarah's risktaking personality, and how they clash but are somehow able to reamin good friends. (And this is just my opinion, but I think the two are meant to be!)
So, overall, I am in love with the characters, stories and awesome videos. If you like ghost stories with a twist, you will adore this book. And crave the next one, Ghost in the Machine (which might actually be better than the first one!). And then the next The Crossbones, which I really want to read. Oh, and one more thing; I love Patrick Carmen!!(less)

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May 06, 2012 Erinn rated it 5 of 5 stars

Ryan'a Journal

"Skeleton Creek" is a story about a boy named Ryan who is injured while exploring a dredge in the wood with his best friend Sarah. Their parents don't wont any more from the two of them so they forbid them from seeing each other. However, they just can't keep away and communicate through email. Then they start to get deeper and deeper into the story behind their town, to the point that they are in danger...

This book is perfect for those interested in a good mystery with a little a...more

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Feb 22, 2012 Thomas Reimer rated it 5 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. “There was a moment not long ago when I thought: This is it. I’m dead.”
That is the first line of the new book by Patrick Carman entitled “Skeleton Creek”.
A new horror/mystery/thriller book with a cool online component.
Is this book’s bones worth rattling, or will these withered bones snap?

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The story starts off with the sentence above, and the first chapter or so, it’s kind of hard to get a real picture of what’s going on. As you get to the 2nd or 3rd chapter, things start to clear in a bit....more

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Oct 24, 2011 Boo Langdon rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Skeleton Creek
Skeleton Creek is a book by Patrick Carmen. This book is about two friends who spend all their time together. One day they get curious why their town is named skeleton creek and decided to find out why, they go to the library and read old articles about a death on a machine they call the “Dredge”. The person who died was named Old Joe Bush there was supposedly a ghost on the dredge. Sarah and Ryan decided to sneak on to the dredge and explore. Ryan sees the ghos...more

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Oct 17, 2011 Jackie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: written-in-diary-form, mystery, horror, friendship, children-fiction, creepy, interactive-multi-platform

Best friends, Sarah and Ryan, take adventures to a new level. Currently, they are investigating the old mining dredge that has been abandoned in their town of Skeleton Creek. One night, as the two were exploring, they hear creepy noises and as Ryan backs up, he falls to the floor below and shatters his leg.

Ryan, after nearly two weeks in the hospital, is a little fuzzy on the details of the accident. Sarah, a videographer, sends him the video of the night and they both start to see odd things....more

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Aug 27, 2011 Jane rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: kid-books

2.5 stars, but I rounded up. Interesting and unique concept of integrating a "journal" with videos that the reader watches online. I am guessing that fresh take is what landed this book on the YRCA 2012 list. I went in wondering whether watching the videos would be necessary to understanding the story, and it definitely is - I question the accessibility of this text because of that (what about kids who don't have computers/internet at home?), plus the annoyance of being required to read next to...more

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Aug 26, 2011 Karen rated it 3 of 5 stars

This creepy YA mystery tells the story of two friends, Sarah and Ryan, trying to find out why their town was named Skeleton Creek. What makes it so entertaining is the online tie-in. Throughout the story, readers login to a website, enter a password and view a video that features the two main characters (okay, mostly Sarah) and gives pertinent information to solving the mystery. Some of these videos have the potential to give me nightmares, but others had my husband laughing openly (at them, not...more

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Aug 19, 2011 Dante G. rated it 5 of 5 stars

OH MY GOSH!This is one of the best books I have EVER read. This amazing book that I read was Skeleton Creek book #1 by Patrick Carman

This book is about these two kids trying to find out what happened and the dredge how it happened in the dredge and why it happened. These kids Ryan and Sarah are trying to find out. but mostly during the book Sarah is going to the dredge because Ryan broke his leg at the dredge, so Sarah is looking while Ryan is researching. But the weir part is that all of the...more OH MY GOSH!This is one of the best books I have EVER read. This amazing book that I read was Skeleton Creek book #1 by Patrick Carman

This book is about these two kids trying to find out what happened and the dredge how it happened in the dredge and why it happened. These kids Ryan and Sarah are trying to find out. but mostly during the book Sarah is going to the dredge because Ryan broke his leg at the dredge, so Sarah is looking while Ryan is researching. But the weir part is that all of the adults know about it but they won't tell them. The main characters are Sarah shes a out going and dangerous person that doesn't care what people say. Ryan is cautious but brave when he needs to. Uncle Henry is a very fun guy that is secretive. the park ranger is protective about the dredge and doesn't want any one in there, and he is secretive like all of the adults. Old Joe Bush, even though he is dead he is protective over the dredge. The mom, she is cautious to make sure Ryan is save and wants Ryan to stay away from Sarah There are book that are similar to this book but not a book even close to this book except the other books that go to this series but if i had to pick a book I would say The Homework machine because its about a book where people are hiding something from other people and they don't want to know what happened/happening.

The genre of this book is definitely a mystery because Sarah and Ryan are trying to find out what happened at this dredge that know one will talk about, so with research and going to the dredge they try to find out what happened at that haunted dredge. They go to libraries, they go to the dredge, they search it up on the internet, and Ryan goes through his dads stuff when hes gone once. This book is the first book out of a four book series. The series is: Skeleton Creek, Ryan's Journal. The other books in this series are: Ghost in the machine, The Crossbones, and The Raven

This book is a very cool and interesting book with mystery, wonder,scary things, and don't forget about : The videos that you have to watch online when it tells you to. I really enjoyed this book, and I would recommend this book to people that like watching videos, mystery, being scared, and reading a good book. Skeleton Creek Ryan's Journal book one by Patrick Carman is the book to read!

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Jun 13, 2011 Laura rated it 4 of 5 stars

Last year I heard about a new type of book that integrated video clips into the reading experience. I thought it was an intriguing idea and a great way to entice kids to read, but I never read one of these books myself. A year later, as a requirement for a class, I found myself reading Patrick Carman's "Skeleton Creek." I loved scary stories as a kid, and I went through a whole horror movie phase in my teenage years, so I was immediately intrigued with the book from the beginning. Carman starts...more

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May 02, 2011 Lauren A rated it 5 of 5 stars

Skeleton Creek explains the strange relationship between Sarah and Ryan. They live in a quite little town called Skeleton Creek which is on the outer edges of Oregon. There are so many secrets that they have uncovered. But Ryan and Sarah find out those secrets can kill. Although Ryan is strickly housebound after "the accident" him and Sarah find a way to connect. After the accident, Ryan and Sarah are sternly forbidden from seeing,hearing or making contact with each other. Thier parents are watc...more

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Mar 06, 2011 Bekah Crozier rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: my-favourite-children-s-novels, booktalks-middle-and-high-school

I thoroughly enjoyed the way this book kept you reading and watching videos throughout - even though the acting wasn't necessarily anything to write home about.
The story itself is about a teenage boy named Ryan, and his best friend Sarah - an adventurous duo who like to "solve" things and in the end, wind up in heaps of trouble by their parents. But this time, they've really done it. Their parents have banned them from seeing one another forever, after being caught in an accident at an abandone...more

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Jan 05, 2011 Melissa rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011, middle-reader, library-book, mystery, 2011-mystery, misscfromdsd

This book completely appealed to my 12 year old self, the one who used to read Fear Street, and had her own secret ghost story club under the bridge in town (very Midnight Society)and even as an adult I was completely hooked by this concept. Last year one of my students brought his copy from home, and I had a huge crowd of AM library go-ers who would watch the videos as he reached the correct points...they would replay them over and over until the next day when he was ready to move on to the nex...more

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Dec 10, 2010 Cherylann rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: student-recommended, ya

I had no idea what to think when this book arrived from Barnes and Noble. I was immediately attracted to the packaging. A mylar wrapping held the novel. When I slid the book from its sleeve, I saw a book with the appearance of a journal. Opening the book, I found the text was printed to look like handwriting. There were also sketches and the facsimile of emails "taped" into the book. If I were to judge a book by its cover, this would be a winner! I was not disappointed as I began to read. The st...more

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Sep 11, 2010 YA Reads Book Reviews rated it 5 of 5 stars

Bit of a thrill junkie? Then you’re going to love this one. I suggest you hold on to your seats, folks, because you’re in for one hell of a ride. Skeleton Creek is an anomaly. And a very, very good one at that! Patrick Carman calls it “cross platform storytelling” because it incorporates both the traditional use of text, as well as video footage to tell the story.

A terrible accident occurs one night when Ryan and Sarah are messing around at the local closed down dredge. In the darkness, Ryan fal...more Bit of a thrill junkie? Then you’re going to love this one. I suggest you hold on to your seats, folks, because you’re in for one hell of a ride. Skeleton Creek is an anomaly. And a very, very good one at that! Patrick Carman calls it “cross platform storytelling” because it incorporates both the traditional use of text, as well as video footage to tell the story.

A terrible accident occurs one night when Ryan and Sarah are messing around at the local closed down dredge. In the darkness, Ryan falls over – or maybe someone pushes him *gasp* you’ll have to read it yourself to find out – and he tumbles through the support barrier, knocking him unconscious and shattering his leg. He winds up in the hospital, and both Ryan and Sarah’s parents forbid them from seeing each other anymore.

On the night of the accident, Sarah had her video camera and caught the whole thing on tape. When she watches it back, something shows up on the tape that has her bones rattling inside her body. She secretly sends the video to Ryan, who is equally freaked by the image on the tape, and the two start an investigation behind their parents’ backs.

You wont believe what they uncover …

Ryan’s part of the story is delivered via his journal. While he’s cooped up in bed recovering from his fall, writing absolutely everything down is the only thing that stops him from going insane. Sarah’s part is delivered entirely through video. She blogs messages to Ryan, and she also uses her camera to document her investigative findings.

The video sections make Skeleton Creek. It would still be a great story without them, but they add a new level of interaction with the characters that you just don’t get from ordinary books. Although most of the information is delivered through Ryan’s journal, several key pieces come from Sarah’s footage. I found myself reading as fast as I could in order to get to the next password quicker (videos are posted on a website and the passwords given in the text are required to access them). The pieces of the footage taken at the dredge are actually really creepy, and they give the story authenticity. The whole thing has a real Blair Witch feel about it, but in its own unique (and supremely good) way. The last scene (delivered by video) had me sitting on the edge of my seat, and as the picture on screen faded into blackness I clapped both of my hands over my mouth to muffle my scream. There was no part of me – not even a tiny subconscious part – that saw that one coming. It’s definitely a strong contender for the Best Cliffhanger of 2009 award.

Oh why must you torture us so, Patrick? WHY, WHY, WHY?

The good news is, though, that the sequel is out in the summer of 2009 (the American summer, that is), so interested parties wont have to wait too long.

Skeleton Creek is not suitable for those with heart conditions as reading/viewing may cause hot flushes, and excess pounding of the myocardium. Other side effects include interrupted breathing patterns, sweaty palms, and nervous behaviours such as excessive foot tapping, nail biting and grinding of the teeth. If symptoms persist upon completion of reading, you can email Patrick at fanmail@patrickcarman.com as I’m sure he’d love to hear all about it!

A fly by the seat of your pants read that will captivate both male and female audiences.(less)

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May 18, 2010 Trent rated it 4 of 5 stars

This series combines the written word and video in a very entertaining way. The basic idea is that there are two friends (a boy and a girl) who are trying to find out the mystery of some abandoned mining equipment in their town. The boy writes a journal about their adventures, and the girl records video. So, you read about 20 pages and then go online and watch a video. There are about 9 videos in total--all of them but one are about 3-4 minutes long (the last one is 11 minutes).

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Oct 30, 2009 Maura rated it 4 of 5 stars

This is such a intriguing way to do a book. I think this is a more incredible idea then Cathy's book series, even though these are two completing different stories/ideas. I love how in Cathy's key you're given evidence and in this book, Skeleton Creek, you're given a password to a site and you watch videos. So the male protagonist point of view is told in journal format, and then the female protagonist point of view is told by video format. Though in this book it is actually in Journal format *y...more

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Aug 24, 2009 Ti rated it 3 of 5 stars

Skeleton Creek
By Patrick Carman
Publisher: Scholastic, Inc.
Pub. Date: February 2009
ISBN-13: 9780545075664
Age Range: 9 to 12
192pp
Series: Skeleton Creek Series

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Strange things are happening in Skeleton Creek . . . and Ryan and Sarah are trying to get to the heart of it. But after an eerie accident leaves Ryan housebound and forbidden to see Sarah, their investigation takes two tracks: Ryan records everything in his journal, while Sarah uses her videocam to search things o...more

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I have been a lifelong writer and storyteller. Salem, Oregon is where I spent my formative years and I graduated from Willamette University. After college, I spent a decade living in Portland, Oregon where I worked in advertising, game design, and technology.

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