Oregon Oceanauts

American Chillers #29

by Johnathan Rand

Jacob and Shannon Brenner have a new favorite hobby: scuba diving. But a suken submarine at the bottom of the sea is now bringin about and environmental tradgedy. Can the young divers save the crippled sub and the impending eco-disaster?

208 pages, Paperback

First published November 16, 2010

About the author

Christopher Wright is the author of dozens of horror fiction books for children and young adults. He writes under the pseudonyms Johnathan Rand and Christopher Knight. Almost all of Wright's books (save American Chillers) take place in his home state of Michigan.

Reviews

[Alexis]

This book was awesome!!!! It's where this brother and sister were normal kids, until one day when a car accident occurred on their street and they rushed to help. Because of their good deed they were offered a free scuba career. All of their training pays off when a toxic putty called "TNE-1" was leaking in the ocean from a sunken sub. This was causing aggressiveness in the fish and other marine life. They were the only KIDS who were small and had experience to slip through the crack and find the canister of "TNE-1"...so there now on against the clock before it destroys all of marine life in the ocean. They battle other disasters and animals waiting to cause more trouble. An operation that becomes an all-out disaster!!!!

[Pj Santantonio]

This book is a about a kid named Jacob and his sister Shannon Scuba diving. They get this mission to descend into the sea to find a sucked submarine that has a very dangerous chemical in it that effects all marine life in about a 2 mile radius and the container that it is in has a whole so now it is leaking. This chemical makes the marine life act up in ways they would ever do. Jacob and Shannon's job is to go into the sucken submarine and find the cantainer that has the chemical in it. This does not seem as easy as it sounds

I would recommend this book to anyone who like American chillers or really any action book

I would rate this book a four star because through out the whole book there was excitement and a lot of action which made it a good book and I would read this again if I ever go the chance

[Elisha Crenshaw]

It was a really good book but it was interesting how all that substances in the submarine got and there and how it leak out and i'am surprise how the two scuba divers didn't get effected with the toxic that was and the ship but the fishes did that was really interesting but after all it was a really good book

[Dakota Stein]

Wonder now if I will go scuba diving at all?

[Jimmy]

Awesome book

[Carter]

I loved it but it wasn't like the rest of his books.

[Max Higgins]

How to survive the end of the world:

1. Take your fresh new copy of Oregon Oceanuts and eat the pages. It's easy, fast, efficient, and free.

2. When you shit, use the other pages to wipe your ass.

3. Repeat step 1

4. For a shelter, use the cover of this great book as a hat that will protect you from harsh weather conditions.

You now have food and shelter. There you go, you have just survived the end of the world.

[Wolverinefactor]

Pretty basic but fun. It’s weird that every character in the series runs into each other but here he claims he read a silly book about a megaladon in Mississippi … killing the vibe bro

[Jill Patin]

Read this on my son’s request, he says it was his favorite. It was a good book, lots of setup to help connect with the characters and the plot was interesting!

[Nerd Does stuff]

Isn’t really y scary but just a cool diving storie and the kid almost dies like 50 times

[Jayden Morris]

awesome

[Kayden]

Johnathan Rand is amazing when it comes to Chiller books!

[FUnny UFnnt]

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