Arlo Finch in the Lake of the Moon

By: John August

Narrated by: James Patrick Cronin

From acclaimed screenwriter John August, Arlo Finch in the Lake of the Moon continues the spellbinding fantasy adventure series about the magic that lies just beyond our world.

Something was coming. Arlo felt certain about that.

For Arlo Finch and the Rangers of Pine Mountain Company, summer camp is more than canoeing and hiking. It's also a chance to search for ancient forest spirits and discover mysterious messages encoded in tree bark. But when Arlo and his best friends Indra and Wu stumble upon clues about the long-lost Yellow Patrol, Arlo uncovers a stunning history that leads right back to his very own family.

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Good Clean Fun

Good clean fun, you scouts get involved with a mystic world. Reminds me of Harry Potter if the magical world was found in the woods rather than at a school.

Fun Story

I am an avid reader and love authors such asRiordin,, Rowling, Brandon Mull, Chris Colfey, etc. This series was a fun listen. The second book set up a little more of the back story and left off and a great cliffhanger. I’m excited to finish the series with the next book. Definitely recommend for those who like realistic fantasy (I know a bit of an oxymoron category, iykyk)

really like it!

interesting, well written, with considerably less violence than Harry Potter :-)
I hope there will be a movie!

Good book but why?

The story is great but it strikes me as weird that Arlo mom was kinda unfaithful to his dad even though they were still married I HATE MITCH 🤬

The Boy Scout Experience I've Always Dreamed Of

I'd never heard of Arlo Finch before I came across it while searching the Audible catalog. And that's a shame. I'm only Two books in, but the world already feels deep enough to rival Percy Jackson's. I want to learn more about higher ranking rangers, the wonder, spirits and the realm beyond the Long Woods. I was once an anxious kid like Arlo, so seeing him grow more comfortable around his patrol and at home feels cathartic. I'm not sure if this verb can be used in the context, but I'm probably going to binge the series and I'm pretty excited about wherever it's going.