Trapped!

by Arthur J. Roth

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0590326295
• ISBN13: 9780590326292
• Release Date: January 1983
• Publisher: Scholastic Inc
• Length: 119 Pages
• Weight: 0.15 lbs.

Customer Reviews

T@Pp3d!

Have you ever been trapped and no one can help? Well Jimmy Korne had that happen in Trapped! by Arthur Roth. When Jimmy hits the brakes, his car flips down into a valley. Can he survive since one foot is stuck in the dashboard? He doesn't have any way to call for help. He also has a six inch cut on his right arm so Jimmy has to stay alive with only one useful arm. Jimmy has many pieces of glass in his arm, and he has to live through the pain everyday when he tries to take the rest of the glass out. Jimmy starts to grow stronger and more used to using his left hand. He figures out a way to get water when he remember an episode of MacGyver. It showed MacGyver using a fishing pole and a rag to get water, so Jimmy decides to use a fishing in the back of his car and a part of his t-shirt . If you like fictional books you will like Trapped! by Arthur Roth. It is thrilling and funny all together. Will Jimmy survive with with little food and some other objects. What will happen to Jimmy Korne?

The best book

When Jimmy saw the deer in the headlights he hit the brakes and slid off the road and rolled down the ravine. When the car stopes rolling Jimmy finds his foot trapped under the dash. The next morning Jimmy looks around the smashed car and finds he has a bag of marshllows, six patatoes, and has landed fifteen feet away from a small stream. What Luck! Jimmy finds a way to singnal to passing cars, but know one stopes. Jimmy keeps himself alive for two weeks. Can he escape?

A different kind of survival story

"Trapped!" is about a 17-year-old boy who is trapped in his station wagon after he nearly hits a deer while driving on a remote gravel road. The car rolls down a cliff and his foot is caught in the twisted frame of the dashboard. No one knows he was planning to visit his uncle, and if he doesn't get out soon, he will die. It is a survival story of a different kind. Instead of being able to roam freely, he can barely move, yet he manages to get water from a nearby stream, pick berries and signal for help. It is a good book for the whole family. If you liked "Hatchet," you will like "Trapped!"