Return to Morocco

by Norma Johnston

Book Overview

Shortly after she and her grandmother arrive in Morocco, seventeen-year-old Tori finds herself faced with sudden death and a secret from her grandmother's past. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0027477126
• ISBN13: 9780027477122
• Release Date: January 1988
• Publisher: Four Winds Press
• Length: 172 Pages
• Weight: 0.85 lbs.
• Age Range: 12 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 7 and higher

Customer Reviews

Welcome to Morocco

Mrs. Henri comes to Morocco with her granddaughter, Lori. Lori is a very intelligent girl that gets her intelligence from her grandfather. Her grandfather owns a big company in Morocco. Mrs. Henri used to live in Morocco for quite a while when she met her husband. When they first came to Morocco, they were very anxious to see Morocco, Lori was especially interested in seeing Morocco because she never had been to Morocco before. Mrs. Henri had some secrets in Morocco that she never revealed before. Later on when Lori got used to where she went which was Marrakech, she faced some problems. Lori faced some problems that she didn't expect in her vacation. One of them was that a snake got in the bedroom and bit her grandmother. Mrs. Henri got better then a car hit her on purpose. Lori gets one of her friends to take care of the grandmother. Lori got a message to meet the person who tried to kill her grandmother and so a friend warned her that it was a trap, but it was too late for that. When Lori got ready to go she put her grandfather's gun in her pocket just in case. She went where she was told to go, and she saw who tried to kill Mrs. Henri and why he did it. She had to shoot him and his accomplices.I like this book because first of all it talks about Morocco, which is where I come from. This book talks about a mystery that you imagine happening while reading the book. I also like this book because it has everything a mystery book is supposed to have, and it has action and that's the kind of books I like best.