Marty 2 - Choate Jr., E. W.
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Once again Marty finds herself on a completely unexpected, absolutely dangerous, and rather fun adventure. What's a girl to do? With Ruzo missing and possibly in grave danger, Marty and the search party have little to go on to find him, except the word of a highly unusual character, in Marty 2. But though Marty thinks Ruzo's disappearance is her worst problem, she soon discovers there's much more afoot. As the stakes are raised and everyone's fate once again hangs in the balance, Marty is confronted by an impossibly difficult decision-one that could haunt her for the rest of her life. What…mehr

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Once again Marty finds herself on a completely unexpected, absolutely dangerous, and rather fun adventure. What's a girl to do? With Ruzo missing and possibly in grave danger, Marty and the search party have little to go on to find him, except the word of a highly unusual character, in Marty 2. But though Marty thinks Ruzo's disappearance is her worst problem, she soon discovers there's much more afoot. As the stakes are raised and everyone's fate once again hangs in the balance, Marty is confronted by an impossibly difficult decision-one that could haunt her for the rest of her life. What happened to Ruzo? Will he ever be found alive? What will become of General Tusk? And who is . . . behind it all? Find these answers and more as you join Marty on a thrilling adventure to discover Ruzo's whereabouts. But hold on tight, because Marty, Ruzo, the king, and his royal knights will face their biggest threats yet.
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About the Author E. W. Choate Jr. says he is "just somebody that likes to write." From his home atop a mountain, he does most of his writing while sitting on his upper-level screened-in porch, within the forest. He enjoys taking in the views of surrounding mountaintops, a lake far below, and the interactions of all the animals that abound. Good-humored and happy to encourage, first and foremost, he says, "Believe in yourself. You can do much more than you think, or sometimes can even imagine." One of his favorite quotes was by Albert Einstein, who said, "Imagination is more important than knowledge. Because knowledge is limited, yet imagination encircles the world."