The Tombs of Anak

by Frank Peretti

Series: Cooper Kids Adventure (3)

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This is a great example of a realistic fiction because though the story is not true, a very similar adventure could actually take place. (

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I -- uh -- I'd love to review the book, but I honestly can't get over how shockingly terrible her hair is on the cover. Oh dear. (

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The Door in the Dragon's Throat / Escape from the Island of Aquarius / The Tombs of Anak / Trapped at the Bottom of the Sea by Frank Peretti

The Door in the Dragon's Throat / The Tombs of Anak by Frank Peretti

The Door in the Dragon's Throat / Escape from the Island of Aquarius / The Tombs of Anak by Frank Peretti

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When Jay and LIla Cooper enter the cave tombs of Anak with their archaeologist father, they hope to find a coworker who has unaccountably disappeared. Instead, they stumble onto a frightening religion and new mysteries that soon put them all in incredible danger.

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When Jay and Lila Cooper enter the cave-tombs of Anak with their archaeologist father, they hope to find a co-worker who has unaccountably disappeared. Instead, they stumble onto a frightening religion and new mysteries that soon put them all in incredible danger. The third book of the Cooper Kids Adventures.… (more)