Danger on Midnight River
1995 novel by Gary Paulsen
0-440-41028-2Danger on Midnight River is the sixth novel in the World of Adventure series by Gary Paulsen.[1] It was published in 1994 by Random House.
Plot
The story is about Daniel Martin who gets made fun of a lot because he isn't the brightest kid in school. But when he and his classmates get stranded in the wilderness, Daniel saves the day.
Publication
It was later turned into a two part omnibus along with Grizzly by Macmillan and released in February, 1999. Also on February 14, 2006 it was turned into a three part omnibus along with Escape from Fire Mountain and Hook 'Em Snotty! by Random House.
References
- ^ Drew, Bernard A. (1996). The 100 most popular young adult authors: biographical sketches and bibliographies. Englewood, Colorado: Libraries Unlimited. p. 402. ISBN 1563083191.
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- Hatchet
- The River
- Brian's Winter
- Brian's Return
- Brian's Hunt
- Murphy
- Murphy's Gold
- Murphy's Herd
- Murphy's War
- Murphy's Stand
- Murphy's Ambush
- Murphy's Trail
- The Case of the Dirty Bird
- Dunc's Doll
- Culpepper's Cannon
- Dunc Gets Tweaked
- Dunc's Halloween
- Dunc Breaks the Record
- The Legend of Red Horse Cavern
- Rodomonte's Revenge
- Escape from Fire Mountain
- The Rock Jockeys
- Hook 'Em Snotty!
- Danger on Midnight River
- The Gorgon Slayer
- Captive!
- Project - A Perfect World
- The Treasure of El Patron
- Skydive!
- The Seventh Crystal
- The Creature of Black Water Lake
- Time Benders
- Grizzly
- Thunder Valley
- Curse of the Ruins
- Flight of the Hawk
- Dogsong
- The Winter Room
- Canyons
- The Cookcamp
- Harris and Me
- Nightjohn
- The Car
- The Tent
- Sarny
- The Transall Saga
- Alida's Song
- Soldier's Heart
- The White Fox Chronicles
- The Glass Cafe
- Woods Runner
- The Rifle
- Woodsong
- Winterdance
- My Life in Dog Years
- Guts
- How Angel Peterson Got His Name
- Gone to the Woods
- A Cry in the Wild
- Nightjohn
- Snow Dogs
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