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A review by okiecozyreader
Arlo Finch in the Valley of Fire by John August
5.0
Arlo Finch is an ordinary boy, until he finds out, he’s not. He has two different eye colors and can see things other people can’t see. He joins the Rangers, an outdoor explorers group, that his uncle belonged to. He can tell mysterious, magical things are happening all around him, but why and what does it all mean?
This middle grade series is one of my son’s favorites. I feel boys I have given it to have really liked it. Good for those who love adventure, fantasy, and a bit scary books.
One of my favorite themes in this book is teamwork, and how that is what makes the blue team great. It’s doesn’t matter how amazing Arlo is or anyone else on the team. The fact that they each have different strengths allows them to accomplish their goals - together.
“No one’s good at everything and that’s how it should be. It gives us a reason to ask for help.” Chapter 18
This middle grade series is one of my son’s favorites. I feel boys I have given it to have really liked it. Good for those who love adventure, fantasy, and a bit scary books.
One of my favorite themes in this book is teamwork, and how that is what makes the blue team great. It’s doesn’t matter how amazing Arlo is or anyone else on the team. The fact that they each have different strengths allows them to accomplish their goals - together.
“No one’s good at everything and that’s how it should be. It gives us a reason to ask for help.” Chapter 18