Kingdom of the Golden Dragon by Isabel AllendeAlexander Cold accompanies his grandmother to a remote village in the Himalayas to help locate a sacred statue.
Beyond the Western Sea (Book I): The Escape From Home by AviMaura and her younger brother leave their impoverished Irish village, desperately seeking ship’s passage to America.
Between a Rock and a Hard Place by Alden CarterMark is not looking forward to the family tradition of spending a week alone in the wilderness.
Code Orange by Caroline CooneyWhile doing a school project on small pox, Mitty stumbles upon old smallpox scabs. He has already been to school for several days when he begins having strange symptoms.
Journey to the River Sea by Eva IbbotsonAfter orphaned Maia is sent to live with relatives deep in the Amazon and is ill-treated, she begins to plot her escape down the river.
Into the Wild by Jon KrakauerBased on the real-life case of Christopher McCandless, Into the Wild tells the story of a young man who walks alone into the Alaskan wilderness, never to return.
Into Thin Air by Jon KrakauerJon Krakauer did not see anything that “suggested a murderous storm was bearing down”, but it did. This is his firsthand account of the storm that killed five people and left many more in disarray.
The Buccaneers (High Seas Trilogy) by Iain LawrenceJohn Spencer sails from England to the Caribbean, where he encounters pirates, storms, and fevers.
Revenge of the Whale: The True Story of the Whaleship Essex by Nathaniel PhilbrickThe true story of a whale that turns on the people who were hunting it for oil. This story was the inspiration for Moby Dick.
The Compound by S.A. BodeenNuclear war has destroyed Eli’s world. His father, knowing that war was imminent, has built an underground compound stocked with supplies to last fifteen years. The problem is that only nine years later, some of the food has spoiled and supplies are running out.
Catching Fire by Suzanne CollinsThis sequel to The Hunger Games picks up right where the first book left off. Katniss embarks on a mandatory victory tour through the districts and finds herself thrown back into the arena for the 75th Annual Hunger Games.
When Thomas wakes up, he finds himself in the Glade with no memory of anything but his name. He quickly discovers he is not alone, none of the other Gladers know why they are there either. They just know they must be inside the walls before dark or face certain death.

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