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Surviving the Fog [Kindle Edition]

Stan Morris (Author)

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Product Description

Have you ever been to summer camp? What would you do if almost all of the adults left “for a few hours” and they had not returned a week later? What would you do if no one’s cell phone worked and your parents never showed up to take you home? What would you do if you realized that the area was surrounded by a mysterious brown fog that was dangerous? How would you survive the winter? How would you get more to eat?
This is what Mike, John, Desi and the other campers have to contend with in Surviving the Fog.
Warning: sexual situations, cursing, brief violence

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Format: Kindle Edition
File Size: 447 KB
Print Length: 337 pages
Publisher: Stan Morris (10 Mar 2009)
Sold by: Amazon Media EU S.� r.l.
Language English
ASIN: B001V9KG4E
Text-to-Speech: Enabled

Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (20 customer reviews)

Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #435 Free in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Free in Kindle Store)

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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful

A simply written surprisingly feel good story 12 May 2011

By Bob TOP 50 REVIEWER VINE™ VOICE

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Initially from the prologue this seems to be a science fiction story about alien invasion however that is really a clever ploy to set the scene where a mountain community is stranded and have to survive with only their own resources. Unlike most "survival / stranded / desert island" stories because of how this is set up civilisation for this mountain community is not destroyed so they have the resources that are there and do not have to build from scratch exactly. Initially the story is set in a teenagers' camp with no adults where a resourceful 13 year old becomes "chief" and leads the camp through a number of adversities. The story is simply written and the problems encountered are too easily overcome but all of the characters and locations are well described so that I can visualise them. Although there is some killing it is not too graphic. I thoroughly enjoyed the book even though there were little twists to the plot it all held together very well and perhaps because the problems were easily overcome it had a feel good factor that is rare these days.

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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful

Thoughtful read 7 July 2011

By Yorkshirelass

Format:Kindle Edition

A story of a group of Children who are left to survive on their own in difficult circumstances. I had a bit of a Lord of the Flies moment early on in this book, but after this the story became really involving.

I loved the interaction of the characters and how different types of people came into play. It really made you think what would you do if that situation was happening to you.

I liked the writing style, I found it very easy to follow and there were very few formatting errors(which makes a nice change)!

All in all a great read, if a little predictable at the end

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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful

Disappointing. 16 May 2011

By JC

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I am glad that I did not pay for this book. The writing style and simple wording make the book come across like its written for the young adult market. The use of language is very childish and for the first time ever I gave up after a third of the way in, I might add that at this point the "fog" had been mentioned once or twice and other than it being brown and scary not much else was said about it.
I may at a later date finish the book but I felt cheated as I was expecting something between the two books, Lord of the flies and Swan Song. Maybe if I was younger the book would have appealed more to me, but as it was the young style of writing did not come across as fresh, which could have been what the author intended, it just seemed stilted and adjectives were overused (perhaps due to lack of imagination).
It left me wondering if the author self published.

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surviving the fog

i didnt know if i had done the right thing by down loading this book, but ho my im glad i did this is a very good story its left me wanting more. Read more

Published 10 days ago by anni

Enjoyable

Having downloaded the book for free, I wasn't expecting much, however I really enjoyed it. As stated in other reviews the writing style was quite simple and easy to understand... Read more

Published 12 days ago by Mr. N. D. Shaw

Could not put it down!!!

i really loved this book, i was totally hooked from the first page :) yes its very far fetched but it really was such a good read and i couldn't put it down!!! Read more

Published 15 days ago by Lucy89

Surviving the Fog

A very enjoyable book, with a very good cast of characters.

A free book but I would have gadly paid a couple of pounds for it, the only dissapointment was that, at the... Read more

Published 28 days ago by T. Westgate

bit like lord of the flys

this was a free download and is quite a longish lead, I wouls say it feels like a teens book but it has got a lot of adult content in it, it is about a group of pre and teenage... Read more

Published 1 month ago by princess do

YA survivor tale

Surviving the Fog tackles a familiar theme but in a slightly different way from similar tales. A group of pre-teens and teens at a camp to teach the benefits of abstinence and... Read more

Published 4 months ago by TopCat

Excellent

Downloaded this for free with little expectation. Really enjoyed the story which reminded me a of a Stephen King book: a mix of Under the Dome and Stand By Me.

Published 4 months ago by Dave Osborn

A BOOK FOR THE TEENAGE MARKET PERHAPS WITH A FEEL GOOD FACTOR

The style of writing probably lends itself more to the teenage market than an adult one. I had difficulty beginning this book for that very fact, I didn't really want to read about... Read more

Published 4 months ago by Helpless

surviving the fog...very very good

at first this book appeared childish with a very simple style of writing "spot goes to the beach". but....it is actually a very compelling, well crafted mini masterpiece. Read more

Published 6 months ago by Vimes

I really enjoyed this story

Something has landed on Earth; and it has combined with pollutants in the atmosphere to create a "fog". Read more

Published 7 months ago by Mole

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