Aloha Adventure by Roger Sipe

Author:Roger Sipe
Language: eng
Format: epub
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Publisher: Teacher Created Materials
Published: 2019-07-30T00:00:00+00:00

We ran to the shelter and told them

what had happened.

“You can’t go any farther,” said the

redheaded boy named Kai.

“It’s way too dangerous,” his older

cousin, Andre, agreed. “The next mile,

nicknamed Crawler’s Ledge, is only six

inches wide at some points and more

than 500 feet up from the ocean.”

“The trail is now a mudslide,” Kai

said ominously. “One slip could send

you to an early grave! We’re scared.

We’re going to wait out the storm here.

Once it’s over, we will go back the way

we came.”

Despite Andre’s dire warning, I

knew I could not stop. I had to nd

help quickly to save my dad. Someone

at the beach would surely know what

to do. I left Oliver with the runners.

They would double back and try to

bring dad up to the shelter. Jackson and

I continued on the trail.

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