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I let my son read this book to his brothers and the first thought that came to their minds was Jumanji! Only, instead of a video game appearing on an old tv screen, this story has a magical wilderness app on a phone that took four unsuspecting kids to an outside adventure. Josh, Tyler, Melisa and Katie we're magically teleported to the forest and had to do something to survive Moose Lake.

This was an interesting read. My boys collectively asked me to (jokingly) download the particular app mentioned in the book so they could join in the fun too with Josh and company. My littlest one was a little serious though. When I asked him about the characters in the story, he said he liked Melisa because even of she was a know-it-all, she seemed like a good girl. Both my two older sons liked Tyler because he was funny and and seemed like a caring friend.
My kids loved that the book also featured about wildlife and nature. Reading a fun story while learning is a big plus to them.

Now they can't wait to read the next book adventure that awaits the new four friends.


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Surviving Moose Lake Kids vs Nature Book 1 edition by Karl Steam Joshua Lagman Children eBooks Reviews

Loved this book!!! Read this book aloud with my 6 1/2 year old. She loved it! Lots of interesting facts pictures are great! Highly recommend. Starting book 2 tomorrow nite!
I honestly enjoyed it I do wish it were longer but one does not simply add two hundred pages to a book
I was almost expecting Dragons to aooear when the story took off, but I think it was just as interesting sticking to nature.

Nice short read, and I definitely recommend it for the suggested age group for the book.
Author Karl Steam writes in a wonderful style that guarantees the attention of young minds. If you ever wanted to bond even more with your children or grandchildren, this would be a lovely read to share with them. I read it with my grand kids and they loved it.

It seems to me that this book has been created with a lot of love and joy and it’s apparent that the author really enjoys creating such wonderful stories. We’ll be looking forward to seeing what’s coming next. Five stars from us. Well done Karl!
Surviving Moose Lake was quite the adventure. I felt like Josh, the main character, was talking directly to me. Josh shares what he is thinking, feeling, smelling, and touching. Josh was so descriptive in what he was telling me that I felt made like I was on the adventure too. Josh and three other classmates work together to survive in the wilderness, as they strive to complete a mission. Some basic survival skills are figured out, thus the reader learns these as well. Good things to know, just in case! I see there are more interesting facts and survival information at the back of the book. Thanks Karl Steam.
Wow - hard to believe the great reviews.... yes, the story has promise... but it's really never delivered. Really liked the title and had high hopes for this. Targeted toward middle schoolers, the writing is predictable and not of high level. Did not like the ending at all. Might be more suitable for struggling readers...? I DID like the extra information which gave out helpful hints on being in the woods, but sadly, do not recommend this.
Four middle school students who couldn’t be more different find themselves stuck together and forced to learn how to survive in the wild in author Karl Steam’s Surviving Moose Lake, the first in the seven book Kids vs. Nature series. Here’s the synopsis

Getting placed in a lousy group for a class assignment is bad enough, but it’s a thousand times worse when you get stranded in the wilderness with that group. Will Josh and three of his sixth-grade classmates have the skills they need to survive the wilderness? Will they all make it home alive?

Surviving Moose Lake is the first book of the Kids vs. Nature series. It provides an entertaining mixture of danger, adventure, factual information, and life lessons that are best learned in the great outdoors—far away from adults and school classrooms.

The book reminded me of a middle grade version of Jumanji, with an educational, learn survival skills element to it. Middle school kids will find themselves able to relate to these characters with ease. Each student brings a specific part of the school social hierarchy to life, and the book does a great job of breaking down the barriers that separate these students in an effort to survive together.

The mix of realistic and animated photos with the developing plot made the story flow smoothly, creating an engaging yet fast read that middle school children will enjoy. The author also did a great job of including educational facts about survival and the animals they encounter in the story at the end of the book, providing an interesting way to get reader’s attention and educate at the same time.

Overall the first book in this series began strong. It drew the reader in quickly, and by books end the promise of a growing series of stories makes this a truly marvelous series that parents will want to get their children. If you haven’t yet be sure to pick up your copy of Surviving Moose Lake by Karl Steam today!
I let my son read this book to his brothers and the first thought that came to their minds was Jumanji! Only, instead of a video game appearing on an old tv screen, this story has a magical wilderness app on a phone that took four unsuspecting kids to an outside adventure. Josh, Tyler, Melisa and Katie we're magically teleported to the forest and had to do something to survive Moose Lake.

This was an interesting read. My boys collectively asked me to (jokingly) download the particular app mentioned in the book so they could join in the fun too with Josh and company. My littlest one was a little serious though. When I asked him about the characters in the story, he said he liked Melisa because even of she was a know-it-all, she seemed like a good girl. Both my two older sons liked Tyler because he was funny and and seemed like a caring friend.
My kids loved that the book also featured about wildlife and nature. Reading a fun story while learning is a big plus to them.

Now they can't wait to read the next book adventure that awaits the new four friends.