Abduction!

De: Peg Kehret

Narrado por: Rebecca Gibel

Matt is missing. Bonnie's six-year-old brother left his classroom to use the bathroom - and disappeared. A police dog traces his scent to the curb, where he apparently got into a vehicle. But why would Matt go anywhere with a stranger? Overwhelmed with fear, Bonnie discovers that her dog is gone, too. Was Pookie used as a lure for Matt?

Bonnie makes one big mistake in her attempt to find her brother. In a chilling climax on a Washington State ferry, Bonnie and Matt must outsmart their abductor or pay with their lives.

©2004 Peg Kehret (P)2004 AudioGO

Good story

Nothing super unique or exciting. The story is predictable at times. The narrator does a great job giving it life.

Great story

This is a great story with a smart boy and girl would definitely recommend this to anyone who likes mystery books.

Abduction

Story starts slowly but
Characters are
Developed well. Story has
Good suspense and great for middle school readers. Seattle landmarks are described in detail so a fun read for readers from Seattle!

Not a children's book!

Although some reviews have said that they thought this a children's book, I totally disagree. What these children have been through would probably give them nightmares for years and is a mother's worse fear.
Now that said, I thoroughly enjoyed this book. The kids are great (no spoilers.) There are bad people out there, this book shows just one and a lot of really good folks too.

I love it

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Great story poor narrator

The narrator was awful, but the story was good. There was so many times I wanted to stop listening because the narrator sounded like a robot, but the story kept me interested

Realistic and spellbinding

Enjoyed from start to finish. Makes one want to be more perceptive of people around them and learn to be helpful.

We need one another.

Good story with a great ending

This is a good story about a little 6 year old boy, Matt, who gets kidnapped by someone who uses Matt's own dog as a way to gain trust. It's an example of how adults can manipulate children in situations, especially when they are younger. I enjoyed the characters and story line. It's a good thing Matt had Bonnie as his sister.

Kehret always comes through

Another great book from Kehret. The young girl is so clever and resourceful, and the boy is no slouch. Yes, what they seemed to be able to deduce was not reasonable for their ages, this is the kind of book kids need to build their confidence in themselves and their ability to be critical thinkers. I wholeheartedly recommend this. (FYI I’m 52)

The performer was a fit for this story though she would not be a fit for a story told solely from an adult’s point of view.

Enjoyed

Interesting point of view and well written. The narrator has a good voice and pace