The Ocelot Secret: A W.I.L.D. Adventure Volume 1 - Pool, Eugene Hunter
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When three US teens from radically different backgrounds meet on a scientific expedition to the Costa Rican jungle to study the threatened ocelot, they must forge an immediate bond in order to survive in the wild and block an illegal overseas shipment of ocelots and other rare animals. The Ocelot Secret, an MG adventure novel, features Nikki Wing, Taylor Strange, and Joel Parley, zoological interns from Hawaii, Aspen, and Trinidad and Tobago. They navigate the dense rain forest; discover, and eventually outwit, a band of poachers; zipwire through the jungle treetops to escape them; and enlist…mehr

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When three US teens from radically different backgrounds meet on a scientific expedition to the Costa Rican jungle to study the threatened ocelot, they must forge an immediate bond in order to survive in the wild and block an illegal overseas shipment of ocelots and other rare animals. The Ocelot Secret, an MG adventure novel, features Nikki Wing, Taylor Strange, and Joel Parley, zoological interns from Hawaii, Aspen, and Trinidad and Tobago. They navigate the dense rain forest; discover, and eventually outwit, a band of poachers; zipwire through the jungle treetops to escape them; and enlist the aid of local youths in a daring midnight raid to free an ocean freighter full of captured animals, putting an end to the poaching. As well as providing a fast-paced story with compelling characters, the book poses challenging questions about wildlife conservation; conveys a sense of the beauty and mystery of a variety of wild environments; and describes the individual and collective growth of two interesting girls and a boy.
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A writer of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry for children and adults, Eugene Pool has published three other books, The Captain of Battery Park, The Art of Fairy Tales, and The 100-Year Secret, as well as poems and articles in newspapers, journals, and magazines, including The Boston Globe, The Colby College Library Journal, The Christian Science Monitor, Fire Exit, Hanging Loose, Northern Journeys, and Aurorean, as well as writing for academic clients such as MIT and The University of Massachusetts. He and his wife, the photographer Parrish Dobson, and their family enjoy a house on North Haven Island in Penobscot Bay.