I Survived the Shark Attacks of 1916 by Georgia Ball

I Survived the Shark Attacks of 1916 follows newcomer Chet and his buddies in their small New Jersey town in the summer of 1916, when sharks attacked people along the Jersey Shore and in creeks of Matawan, New Jersey. They bring author Lauren Tarshis' historical fiction stories of young people showing great strength and courage in the midst of disasters and times of turmoil to life with full-color panels, drawing the reader into the action and deeper into the emotions of the characters. The graphic novel adaptations of the I Survived series are very well done. Keep all your fluids inside the moving vehicle of you.

So unless you want one of these giving you an 'oh, hai' If you learn one thing today, let it be the fact that sharks are just as drawn to vomit as they are to blood. Just don't come crying to aunty karen when the shark hits the fin. Look, the only uncle jerry i know is this guyīut go ahead, ignore my warnings, listen to uncle jerry, have a great time in the water. However, i do not think that the advice about how to defeat the cowardly shark, should you encounter one in the ocean, is sound.Īnd if there's one thing 'monty' knows by now, it's that rabbits can also be deadly Uncle jerry may have meant that the pie would be more likely to attack monty than it would be to attack a shark, which seems to bear out-i could find NO images on internet of a shark being hit in the face with a pie, but i DID find an instance of a pie attacking monty: That pie over there is more likely to attack you than a shark.

Where to begin with uncle jerry's life lessons?Ī shark will not attack a human. The story is the same, so i suppose i don't have much actual reviewing work to do here, but i do want to say a few words about uncle jerry. This is the graphic novel version of I Survived the Shark Attacks of 1916, which i have already reviewed here.

I Survived the Shark Attacks of 1916 by Georgia Ball