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The Hideout Peg Kehret 9780671034214 Books Reviews

As with all Peg's other books, a great read!!!

I loved it.
This is a book written by, or for, disturbed teenagers. It begins with the wonderful premise that the protagonist's parents have their heads blown off in a shopping mall.

After a gratuitous train wreck, it devolves into an unbelievable story of a boy tramping about the woods, making a friend and dodging "evil" hunters. The hunters are made more evil by the fact that they sell parts of dead bears to a miscreant doctor.

Good triumphs over evil, of course, but not without a pail full of pontification and teenage angst.

The moral of this book? Beats me, but a shooter videogame version is sure to follow.

Pity the child that reads this book.
This is an exciting story of a boy's courage when his life is turned upside down. It is also a story of love for all living things and a poignant rejection of violence.

The death of a bear to poachers who want the parts for souvenirs is a heart wrenching plea to end hunting for hunting's sake. The book ends with a suggestion that the reader (with parents' permission) write and sign an anti-violence promise.

This is a good, thoughtful book with a great message for kids.
This is an awesome children's book but Peg Kehret. It will keep you reading and not let you put it down. In the classroom, this is one book that I would frequently recommend to my reluctant readers because I knew that they would enjoy it. Also because once they read The Hideout, I could get them to read other Kehret books. I found that kids that like Kehret also enjoyed Will Hobbs and Gary Paulsen's River series. This is a must have for upper elementary and middle school classroom libraries.
Don't you like books that make you wanting to keep
reading them? Well the hideout is one of those books.
The reason the book is called The Hideout is because
Jeremy Holland hides out in the woods in a cabin.
He almost gets shot for being in the wrong place at
the wrong time.

My favorite part of the book would have to be when
the two main characters (Jeremy and a Girl) were
working together trying to catch the poachers and
not get shot. The main idea of the book would probably
be to not always trust others. I think that because
one of there friends who worked at the store that
Jeremy always goes to was a friends of the poachers.

The very end of the book was the best. There was some
action. This book is probably for people who like
adventure books. The only thing that I would change
about the book would be the length. It was very good
but it ended way too soon.
This book arrived quickly and was in perfect condition. Exactly what I paid for. I recommend to anyone looking for a good quick read that keeps your interest.
great
Great book! My daughter who does not enjoy reading as much as I do, loved it too!