The Deadly Past
Spooksville, Book 11
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The Deadly Past
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Christopher Pike
Dinosaurs create prehistoric hysteria in this 11th book in New York Times best-selling author Christopher Pike’s Spooksville series.
There are dinosaurs in Spooksville! Huge meat-eating lizards attack people in their cars. Flying reptiles swoop down and lift kids away. But where did these dinosaurs come from?
Adam and his friends discover a doorway that connects present-day Spooksville with 60 million years ago. It’s through this portal that the dinosaurs are emerging and attacking the town.
Who created the passageway? And can it be closed before all of Spooksville is destroyed?
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