Book details
Hello There, Do You Still Know Me?
Description
In this sequel to the popular kids novel, Hello There, We've Been Waiting For You!, it's summertime and Madison McGee's best friends, Violet and Noah, join her in Costa Rica, where she's staying with Rosalie Claire. Their dreams of lazy sunny beach days come to a screeching halt when Madison's grandmother, Florida Brown, unexpectedly shows up on their doorstep. Dangerously ill with a mysterious ailment, Florida needs help. But the magic in Rosalie Claire's fanny pack has stopped working. Only one person knows how to revive it - Grandma Daisy. The only problem? She's been dead for five years.Enter the MegaPix 6000. Together, Madison and her friends have to figure out a way to turn the magic TV into a time machine so they can visit Grandma Daisy and save Florida. Once the intrepid trio hurtles into the past, a dizzying adventure unfolds, filled with heart-filled, unexpected consequences.
Age
9-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
192 pages
Book in series
#2
Why to read
- Engaging Mystery: 'Hello There, Do You Still Know Me?' offers readers an intriguing mystery that keeps them guessing and turning pages, making it a compelling read for those who enjoy unraveling puzzles and uncovering secrets.
- Relatable Characters: The book features characters that readers can relate to, especially young adults navigating the complexities of growing up, dealing with friendships, and facing personal challenges, providing a connection to the story on a personal level.
- Themes of Friendship and Identity: Laurie B. Arnold explores important themes such as the value of friendship and the quest for identity, which resonate with readers of all ages and encourage reflection on one's own life and relationships.
- Interactive Experience: The novel is part of the 'Hello There' series, which is known for its interactive format, inviting readers to participate in the story by making choices that influence the outcome. This unique feature enhances engagement and provides a personalized reading experience.