Lost on Aquaria

by John Amodeo, Cassandra Westwood, Ken Petti

The lush moon Aquaria is a perfect place for a school trip. But natural beauty can be dangerous. And my fear creates a monster. Strange things have been happening ever since I broke my gazing ball, now friends and foes will need to work together. Because this time, it's about survival. Book jacket.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0448432560
• ISBN13: 9780448432564
• Release Date: July 2004
• Publisher: Grosset & Dunlap
• Length: 134 Pages
• Weight: 0.51 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 5.0" x 8.2"
• Age Range: 10 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 5 and higher

Customer Reviews

My daughter's favorite of the Zenda books

My daughter says this book is her favorite of all the Zenda books (but she loves them all). She is in 4th grade with average reading skills. This book is a good balance between not being too frustrating for her to read and yet having enjoyable content.

Aquaria

lost on planet and learn teamwork along the way. rival almsot made her lost her pieces of gaze ball in river when boat flip. they got back home safety thanks to teamwork. she learn more lessons.

Pefect for fourth-grade girls

The Zenda books were passed around my daughter's fourth-grade classroom on a waiting-list system. Even reluctant readers couldn't wait to get their hands on them and re-read them, too. Actually, it is more descriptive to say they devoured them rather than read them! Although they are fantasy, they also contain relationship issues with which girls this age are concerned.

Worth the Money

This book was very entertaining! Some parts made me feel happy, others made me feel sad. Most of what you feel while reading this book, though, is minor anticipation! This book was inspiring, and, as with all of the Zenda books, had a good moral. The story is about Zenda's class trip to one of Azureblue's moons, Aquaria. Zenda was nervous to begin with, but what will she do when she, her best friends Michael and Camille, and her worst enemy Alexandra are seperated from the rest of the group? Alexandra keeps the story interesting, although I'm constantly wishing Zenda would stand up to her more. The ending hints in to the next book, which makes waiting for the next book more exciting! If you like good books, then you'll love this book! It is yet another great addition to the Zenda series.

Lost On Aquaria

I greatly enjoyed this book! The third in a wonderful series, I found that I couldn't put this book down. Besides the beautiful cover art, I love the Zenda books for their original, well-told stories. Once I was in the middle of reading one of the books, and I almost forgot that I wasn't in the book with Zenda! In this particular book, Zenda and her class visit planet Aquaria, an untamed, wilderness land. As if Zenda's continuous worries, and the bad dream she's been having lately weren't enough, Zenda, her two best friends, and Zenda's worst enemy are lost in the forest! With no food, Zenda and the others eat wild berries, only to discover that there are a few side effects to eating them... I would highly recommend this book! Zenda is my favorite series.