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Tim and Grk are back in another fast-paced adventure, this time in India.
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India. The country of curry, chutney, tigers, the Taj Mahal... and the blue rat gang.
In Delhi, hundreds of children have been enslaved. Will no one help them? Does no one care?
One person does. And one dog too. On trains and rickshaws, travelling from slums to palaces, Tim and Grk plunge into the heart of India for the most exciting adventure of their lives.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
My son has started all the other GRK books but not actually finished them. He can read well but is reluctant to read. He read this particulat book without "being pushed" and finished it quickly. He came through after reading and told me what was happening. That must show how good it is. Well worth buying.
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Flamingnet.com Teen Book Reviews-interesting after a slow start
5 April 2010
Format:Hardcover
Tim's friend Max is going to play in a tennis tournament
in India because one of the richest men in India doesn't
know what to do with his money so he hosts an under 16
tennis tournament. He comes with his sister, Natascha,
his friend Max and Max's parents. When a kid named
Krishnan convinces them to by a pirated book from him when
they are on a train they get wound up in trying to free
Krishnan's sister from the blue rat gang, a gang led by an
old lady with a pet blue she says has magical
powers.
Overall this book was good but it took awhile to
get exciting. It took about 80 pages to get interesting.
At first I didn't really want to keep reading but at the
end I was glad I did. Joshua Doder would have done a lot
better of job if he would've made it more exciting
quicker. Boys or girls would like this book but it would
be better for young readers. Joshua Doder has written 5
other books about Grk but none are really well known.
There are only 202 pages in this book but I wish there
were more. They get shot at once but other than that there
is not any violence. If you like adventure stories and you
are willing to read awhile before it gets interesting this
book is for you.
Reviewed by a young adult student reviewer
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in India because one of the richest men in India doesn't
know what to do with his money so he hosts an under 16
tennis tournament. He comes with his sister, Natascha,
his friend Max and Max's parents. When a kid named
Krishnan convinces them to by a pirated book from him when
they are on a train they get wound up in trying to free
Krishnan's sister from the blue rat gang, a gang led by an
old lady with a pet blue she says has magical
powers.
Overall this book was good but it took awhile to
get exciting. It took about 80 pages to get interesting.
At first I didn't really want to keep reading but at the
end I was glad I did. Joshua Doder would have done a lot
better of job if he would've made it more exciting
quicker. Boys or girls would like this book but it would
be better for young readers. Joshua Doder has written 5
other books about Grk but none are really well known.
There are only 202 pages in this book but I wish there
were more. They get shot at once but other than that there
is not any violence. If you like adventure stories and you
are willing to read awhile before it gets interesting this
book is for you.
Reviewed by a young adult student reviewer
Flamingnet Book Reviews
Teen books reviewed by teen reviewers
Tells of Tim, his family and friends, and his dog Grk, who have arrived on a tour of India
20 Jan 2010
Format:Hardcover
Joshua Doder's GRK SMELLS A RAT tells of Tim, his family and friends, and his dog Grk, who have arrived on a tour of India. His discovery of a group that enslaves children and Krishnan's struggle to rescue his sister from a life of forced labor leads Tim, Grk and Natascha on a dangerous journey.
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