Mayan Mission: Another Mission. Another Country. Another Action-Packed Adventure: 1,000 Need-To-Know SAT Vocabulary Words)

by Karen B. Chapman

Book Overview

Will Alexa and Jose solve the Mayan mystery?

Will you conquer the SAT?

With 1,000 SAT vocabulary words, this book holds the answers

In this suspenseful sequel to The Marino Mission, teens Alexa and Jose reunite at the ruins of an ancient Mayan temple where they unearth intriguing clues about this ancient civilization. When they uncover a sinister scheme to sell priceless Mayan artifacts to the highest bidder, Alexa and Jose get...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0764598201
• ISBN13: 9780764598203
• Release Date: October 2005
• Publisher: Houghton Mifflin
• Length: 326 Pages
• Weight: 0.80 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 5.5" x 8.4"

Customer Reviews

Like Karen B. Chapman's last book, another masterpiece!

Great reading like the last book sequel to this one! I'd loved this book.

Finally, a SAT novel that has a tough vocabulary

My Mom bought me five different SAT novels and after reading all of them, I can say that this was the only one that had a lot of vocabulary words that I didn't already know. This book was filled with hard words and didn't waste my time with words I knew back in fifth grade. I liked the tricky twosomes section in the back that points out the difference between similar sounding words like "aesthetic and ascetic" and "inimical and inimitable" and "ingenious and ingenuous". This was a great way to learn the really hard words.

A Lifesaver of a Book

I was in a total panic to learn this awesome vocabulary list of 250 words and happened on this great book. Thanks Dr. Chapman for getting me through it painlessly and quickly (or as you would probably say, with alacrity! At the same time I really enjoyed the story itself. Note that Dr. Chapman also wrote "The Marino Mission". I am reading that one next time just for fun.

A great way to learn a lot of words!

I purchased the Mayan Mission and the Marino Mission for my granddaughter because they were the only SAT novels that were written as a series, offering a strategy to acquire a lot of vocabulary words. I was delighted that my granddaughter actually seemed to enjoy these books and that she took the initiative to work her way through the exercises and learn an impressive total of 1600 words.