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The Secret In Locker 436: Vast Underground. Step In or Fall In.
Maryland high school junior Ali opens her locker door and sees stone stairs. She descends into a secret basement, unlike any basement you’ve ever seen. It’s vast and green, with mountains, rivers & meadows. She soon meets another girl and two boys who stepped … or fell in.
Trouble abounds and love blooms, as the four high schoolers try to pull off miracles major and minor in and far above their hidden netherworld.
There’s the family you’re given at birth. And the one formed with unexpected friends. Join these teens on their time-trotting adventures, where justice is eternally elusive, and there’s inevitably a price to pay.
Trouble abounds and love blooms, as the four high schoolers try to pull off miracles major and minor in and far above their hidden netherworld.
There’s the family you’re given at birth. And the one formed with unexpected friends. Join these teens on their time-trotting adventures, where justice is eternally elusive, and there’s inevitably a price to pay.
- GenresFantasyYoung Adult
268 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 24, 2019
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November 30, 2019
Weird
Four teens embark on adventure because they share a number in some way. They switch generations and find themselves in a POW camp in Arizona where they become servants to the military. Youth triumphs as youth will and an engaging story unfolds. I received this book from Goodreads for free.
Four teens embark on adventure because they share a number in some way. They switch generations and find themselves in a POW camp in Arizona where they become servants to the military. Youth triumphs as youth will and an engaging story unfolds. I received this book from Goodreads for free.
December 6, 2019
*I won this book as a Goodreads Giveaway
I would classify this more as a YA/Middle School read. The story was bizarre and bounced around too much to keep me interested. There were too many characters and side stories to get the reader involved. It could have been much better.
I would classify this more as a YA/Middle School read. The story was bizarre and bounced around too much to keep me interested. There were too many characters and side stories to get the reader involved. It could have been much better.
August 27, 2019
Fascinating concept for a book. I loved the writing style and the character development was excellent. It’s a page turner for sure! I definitely recommend!
May 18, 2021
This is a great YA book. The author takes the reader on a fantastical journey through time presenting the characters with opportunities to alter history with sometimes unanticipated results. Loved Allie, a character that seemingly has everything. As the story progresses, we learn she has a lot to learn about life and herself.
May 4, 2020
I won this book in a goodreads drawing.
A girl finds a stone staircase in her locker. As she descends, she finds another girl and a Chinese boy. Somehow, they end up in a Nazi POW camp in Arizona.
A bit odd.
A girl finds a stone staircase in her locker. As she descends, she finds another girl and a Chinese boy. Somehow, they end up in a Nazi POW camp in Arizona.
A bit odd.
December 8, 2020
Could not get into, and hated the 1-2 page chapters!
November 8, 2019
This book is more for a younger crowd. My middle-schooler would definitely enjoy this book. I will pass it on to her.
November 17, 2019
Only made it a few pages into this before I moved on to a different read. I may revisit it in the future but for now it's a DNF.
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