Jungle of Bones

An amazing jungle adventure in an exotic setting, the remote reaches of Papua New Guinea. Well-written and thoroughly researched, with great character development. I especially look for stories with unlikely or imperfect heroes, that have, above and beyond the entertainment, real take-home value. Jungle of Bones fills the bill on all accounts. Admittedly, I'm a bit older than the intended demographic, but readers of all ages will identify with Dylan and appreciate the lessons learned during his ordeal. This one is not to be missed, and I'll agree with other reviewers that this would make great classroom reading. - Ken Wallin, author of Falling to Eden.

This book is perfect for readers who want to read about adventure. The book was very interesting and you learned a lot about War World 2 but it wasn't completely about World War 2 because the main character in the book is going through personal problems about losing his dad. He deals with this problem by getting into lots of trouble, he been to juvenile detention multiple times but this time his mom was sick and tired of how he was acting so she let him spend the night at the detention center. After that he was off to his Uncle's how because he needed to straiten up. His uncle was determined to find a lost plans of Dylan's grandpa in a remote place called Papua New Guiana, off the coast of Australia. Dylan doesn't want to go off course and does many things that he shouldn't have done and it could and would affect him in the future. Of course as any adventure story would happen something awful happens to the main character. This book is more of a feel good book not an educational fiction book so be careful when you choose this book because you may be looking for something else.

Interesting adventure story about a troubled boy's present day search for a WWII Bomber that crashed in the jungles of Papua New Guinea.All though the books is fiction, the author did his homework as the story includes several historical facts about WWII, and the men and bombers that flew missions during that war. A great book for young readers. I liked it, and my grandson (11) said it was "awesome."

I love realistic adventure. This is a story about a typical American teenager plopped down in the middle of the jungle. I've been to the jungle - the descriptions were very realistic. Mikaelsen did a great job of pointing out both the danger and beauty. Besides the setting, the story - the boy's internal growth - was well-told and engaging. I didn't want to put it down.

Great book

My son loved this book! I recommend it for all ages.

I have found Ben Michaelson to be one of the best authors for young adults and mid teens. His books are inspiration and most be based on truth. This was another excellent book. Petey still remains my favorite

IT DIDENT COME WITH TP FOR MY BUNGGGGGG HOLEEEEEEE i cant belive i dident get my tp for my bung hole!!!!!! but for real it was a really great book defently recomended!!!!!