Fins A Sharks Incorporated Novel – When Luke, Maribel and Sabina meet each other and Marine biologist Doc Ford, they all seem to be fishes out of water. But when they form Shark’s Incorporated, their lives change forever. From environmentalism to marine protection, this book is filled with suspense, adventure and mystery. Let’s dive into one of the best middle reader books we have ever read. New from Macmillian, Fins A Sharks Incorporated Novel is fantastic.
What’s It About
It can be hard to write a middle reader book. This is the time where parents are either getting their advanced young reader into chapter books or trying to interest a reluctant reader. Author Randy Wayne White appeals to all readers. This is genius in itself and this is only the beginning.
Its shark fin soup that the poachers hunt for. This illegal practice has been done for years and now the world’s shark population is in trouble. Poachers stalk Flordia’s biannual migration of the blacktip sharks. Enter three unlikely friends, farm boy Luke, who has just settled into Flordia from the midwest and sisters Maribel and Sabina who have just arrived from Cuba. They all feel like they don’t belong but bond together when joining Marine Biologist Doc Ford. They create Sharks Inc., a group protecting the sharks by tagging them for Doc’s research. This can help them understand and keep them away form any possible poachers.
When the trio uses their natural talents and skills to help the sharks, they find themselves in heaps of trouble. Their natural gifts help them survive each challenge and create a bond like no other with each other.
For Your Young Reader
This book is so special in many ways, it has endorsements from Robert F. Kennedy Junior for its awareness of environmentalism. Randy Wayne White knows how to bond the reader to the story. From your middle school reader, to an advanced young reader to the reluctant older reader, this book makes young people of all comprehension levels feel the suspense, adventure and belonging of this story. Children and adults alike will walk away learning something new about Florida and the migratory sharks that inhabit it. It’s exciting, full of knowledge and its relatable characters will keep your children hooked.
