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Title: The Mystery on Walrus Mountain by Dian Curtis Regan ISBN: 0-590-13475-2 Publisher: Scholastic Hippo Pub. Date: 15 March, 1996 Format: Paperback

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

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Comment: The book's author is Diana Curtis Regan. The title of the book is The Mystery on Walrus Mountain. I liked this book very much because of all the action in it.

The book's overall quality is excellent. It is an easy to follow book, and it is an easy to read book. I highly recommend reading it. The characters relate to me very well. The characters in the book like to ski out in Colorado, and so do I. It reminds me of skiing out in Colorado. The setting was very familiar to me. The setting took place on a ski resort in Colorado. The name of the mountain was Walrus Mountain. I ski out in the mountains every year just like the characters do. The only difference is most of the setting take place in a computer game, but they are still on a mountain.

The plot was an adventures plot. The two ghost twins go into a computer game so they can talk to the boy, and help him win the race he is competing in. The twins also help him find a gold medal that he had lost in a race he was competing in. The boy enters the race, and he is in the lead, then he crashes on purpose so to try and find the gold medal that had been lost in a race two years ago he was competing in.

The book has about 115 pages long. The book is a very easy to read book. The words and the book are not at all hard to read. The book has about a 6th grade reading level. The plot is a little hard to fallow. The book is a very entertaining book and I highly recommend this book to everyone who is looking for a good adventure.