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pretty good so far would recommend

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I love books, and this sure seems like a great one!

This is a good book for horse lovers. If your cry easy and don't like to. this is not a good boook for you. but if you need a good book this is amazing. Like i surely think you should read it!

in some parts you become shocked with Amy's choices , but again the story is to good to be shocked . thank you !!!

This is a good book for horse lovers. If your cry easy and don't like to. this is not a good boook for you. but if you need a good book this is amazing. Like i surely think you should read it!

OMG ! THIS BOOK IS BREATHTAKING ,HEARTWARMING ,ENCHANTING ,AND I'M NOT JUST SAYING THAT TO MAKE YOU READ THIS BOOK I'TS BECAUSE I"TS TRUE !

Its amazing!!!!!!!

I read the first one and I want to read the second because the first one was really fun . it's also about one of my favorite animals

In the sequel to Lea Dives in, Lea journeys to the Amazon. She is prepared to see Jaguars and Toucans, Monkeys and Caimans, and to take epic photos of them. What she doesn't expect is falling face first into piranha-infested water, eating a grub and almost ENJOYING it, getting chased down by a grumpy rooster, and adopting a baby sloth whose mother was probably eaten by a harpy eagle. Life just isn't easy in the rainforest. I actually found myself enjoying this book and instead of having to force myself to read it, like with Lea Dives In, it was actually interesting to read this one, because there's a lot of character development, and it's always cool to learn about new places. Like, did you know that it's a myth that piranhas eat humans? What actually happened was in 1913 president Theodore Roosevelt decided to tour the Amazon, so the local people, to impress him, caught piranhas, isolated them, and starved them. When Roosevelt arrived, the locals threw a live cow in the water, and the piranhas DEVOURED it. Roosevelt wrote about what he saw and VOILA a myth was born. Overall, a good book and a nice read for when you're bored and want to feel like you're touring the Amazon rainforest WITH Lea instead of just reading about it. I suggest for elementary ages, but hey, if you're older and want to give it a go, get reading!