So he hides his book, shoes, and glasses, so that no one would steal them or see them if they came along. After a while though, the water looks so nice, that Davey thinks he will just wander in a bit, just wade. There is a sign there that says no swimming. Kind of wants to get to Key West where her friend told her the "party is at."ĭavey wanders off to a more secluded beach to read.
She's not real thrilled to be on this tiny island. Drew is from England, and is there with her mom and dad as well. Drew also is kind of a main character as we get some of the chapters from her viewpoint. He sees a few people, including a girl about his age named Drew. The first place he chooses soon gets a little busier than he'd like just as everyone starts lining up at the dock to get a ride back so they can catch their planes home, or else just to go to the busier Key West for the day. He goes down to the beach, there's no one on duty at the front desk, and not really anyone outside at the little huts on the beach yet. But for now he just wants to go out and read in peace. Tomorrow night he should get his turn on the bed. He can't really just go back to sleep, you see he had to sleep on the cot for the night, while his brother got the other bed. He wakes up before the rest of his family, pretty early, and decides to take his book and go out on the beach and read where he won't have to deal with the snoring of his brother and father. His family is on vacation, near Key West, but on a much smaller island nearby.
He is a quiet, bookish type of boy, about 14 I think.
Especially not in this type of a situation. Now as cool as I think sharks are, I don't really want to go swimming with them. I remember watching Shark Week when it first started. I've also been fascinated with sharks, really who hasn't, for a long time. I am a fan of this author, at least I enjoyed another one of his books, Trapped. I was lucky enough to get an e-galley of this title from Scholastic through Netgalley.
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