The Verlaine Crossing

By Steven Otfinoski

Book Overview

Readers in themes of Mystery, Science Fiction, Suspense, and Adventure make reading accessible for every student. Students can easily relate to and identify with the young-adult main characters and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• ISBN: B000QCYM7E
• Release Date: January 1977
• Publisher: Childrens Press
• Weight: 1.01 lbs.

Customer Reviews

High Interest Reading for Teen With Limited Literacy Skills

From the back of Pacesetters edition - A World Famous Scientist . . . A Suitcase Full of Secrets . . . A Train Full of Spies In a few hours, the train would be in Paris. But would Dr. Felix Underwood and his secret papers still be on it? Roger Morgan knew that the spies on the train would stop at nothing to get those papers. Or better yet, to get Dr. Underwood himslef. He had to make sure they didn't. The only question was: Who were the real spies? The Verlaine Crossing . . . Or Was it a Double Crossing? The Pacesetters series is high interest reading for those who have literacy problems, or who just have a reluctance to read. The reading level for these books is between 2 and 3. Many of these books are mentioned in reference material concerning High/Low materials.