Nuclear Jellyfish of New Jersey (American Chillers)

by Johnathan Rand

Book Overview

Book Details:Format: PaperbackPublication Date: 11/1/2007Pages: 208 This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1893699935
• ISBN13: 9781893699939
• Release Date: January 2007
• Publisher: Audio Craft Pr Inc
• Length: 208 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Great book

Have you ever heard of nuclear jellyfish that attack people! Well I have. The book I am reading is Nuclear Jellyfish of New Jersey. The main character is the book is a girl named Shayllen and her new friend Jeff. This books genre is fantasy because there is no such thing as flying nuclear jellyfish that attack you. But, there is! No just kidding. Now the problem in the book is that shayllens family is in New Jersey, and while they are there at night a ship falls from the sky and drops something. It happens to be nuclear jellyfish. They are terrorizing the town and attacking people. They are trapped in a park full of the jellyfish. So they try to escape but while they escape they find a weakness in the jellyfish. "The jellyfish raised its tentacles and striked as I used the garbage can as a shield. Bang it hit the garbage can with a banging sound. But it wasn't done yet and it struck again and again with its tentacles. As it was attacking it got slower and started to sink. Before I know it it stopped floating and fell to the ground and melted into goop". Can you believe that it just melted? Weird. There were parts of the book I liked. I liked that the book was exiting and scary because they were always fighting a jellyfish or trying to get out of the park. I disliked that the book was not longer because I like a book that takes a while to read so, you want to read it even more. There are 23 American Chiller books including #6 Invisible Iguanas of Illinois, #11 Poisonous Pythons Paralyze Pennsylvania, #17 South Carolina Sea Creatures, and #19 North Dakota Night Dragons. Overall I highly recommend this book because it is an exiting read.