The Mysterious Island, The Secrets of Droon Book 3

Yet another fun adventure with the crew! This time out on the water! Very whimsical and comical as always, although not quite as good as the first two books. Still a great read nonetheless.......more

I had my fair share of chuckles reading book 3 of The Secrets of Droon! I thought the dialog between the three main characters was more snappy and goofy compared to the other two, as well as their (heroic?) scenes. I had to laugh when Neal got turned into a bug, and how all the other bugs went squea......more

SUMMARY: Eric, Neal, and Julie are summoned back to Droon in an attempt to hide the Red Eye of Dawn so Lord Sparr cannot find and use it. But Lord Sparr finds them and with the help of Demither, Queen of the Oceans, he sinks their boat and shipwreaks them on an island with no hope to escape. This is......more

5/5 as a kid 2.5/5 as an adult My dad bought me a copy when I was 6 & for some reason I started reading & man I was in love with it. Like I read it 10 times in a month or two. I was a little disappointed when I reread it as an adult but still it was nostalgic. The plot is rather linear & not so complic......more

Ian (5 years old) gives it 4 stars. It would have been 5 stars, but he doesn't like Sparr. I give it 3 stars. It would have been 2 stars, but Ian likes it. The books are so simple, almost too simple: one journey to Droon, one conflict, one solution. Simplicity is appropriate for 2nd to 3rd graders w......more