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Tentacles Cryptid Hunters Roland Smith Books

This was a good sequel to Cryptid Hunters by the same author, which I read a few months ago and I am currently reading to my fifth grade students. Tentacles was a bit more violent than Cryptid Hunters, but leaves you wanting to read the third book, Chupacabra, which will be released October 13. Like all of Roland Smith's books, the intense adventure sucks you in and you want to read more. I would recommend this for kids 10 and up and for adults who would like a quick read that entertains you without draining your brain. No cussing, but does have action violence and some more mature themes like kidnapping, breaking the law, and child endangerment, but the author handles these very well. This is not a syrupy sweet story where the "good guy" always wins, but the reality is that isn't real life.


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Tentacles Cryptid Hunters Roland Smith Books Reviews

good book
Two thumbs up!
Item was precisely as advertised; shipping was prompt and arrived on time. Highest recommendation!
read cryptid hunters to my 2nd grade class and they loved it. They wanted me to read this and they still enjoy it but not as good as the first in my opinion.
This sequel is one of the few that not only lives up to it's predecessor, but expands on it!
This is a great book. I have read a lot of books by Roland Smith. They all were great. All of my family enjoys read Mr. Smith's book. My 10 year old son and I battles over reading this book first. I can't wait until the next one in this series is ready. These books and full of excitement. I think you'll enjoy reading them too.
Roland Smith writes great adventure books!! Youth through adult readers will find each of them worth the time taken to settle down with a good book!! Of those I've read, this one is 2nd in a series of 3. Read "Cryptid Hunters" first, "Tentacles" second, and "Chupacabra" third.
This was a good sequel to Cryptid Hunters by the same author, which I read a few months ago and I am currently reading to my fifth grade students. Tentacles was a bit more violent than Cryptid Hunters, but leaves you wanting to read the third book, Chupacabra, which will be released October 13. Like all of Roland Smith's books, the intense adventure sucks you in and you want to read more. I would recommend this for kids 10 and up and for adults who would like a quick read that entertains you without draining your brain. No cussing, but does have action violence and some more mature themes like kidnapping, breaking the law, and child endangerment, but the author handles these very well. This is not a syrupy sweet story where the "good guy" always wins, but the reality is that isn't real life.