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Mermaid Park Hardcover | Pages: 249 pages
Rating: 3.65 | 1154 Users | 78 Reviews

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Original Title: Mermaid Park
ISBN: 1595140298 (ISBN13: 9781595140296)
Edition Language: English
Characters: Amy Rush, Melissa "Mel" Rush, Dylan (Mermaid Park), Bruce (Mermaid Park), Stephanie (Mermaid Park), Lynne (Mermaid Park), Tom (Mermaid Park)
Setting: Wildwood, New Jersey,2005(United States) New Jersey,2005(United States)

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Sixteen-year-old Amy Rush doesn't expect much from her summer at the Jersey shore, until she stumbles on Mermaid Park, an old tourist spot where girls dress in fabulous costumes and put on underwater shows. Working at the park changes Amy's life in more ways than she could have imagined. She finds romance, a newfound self-confidence, and discovers breathtaking revelations about long-buried family secrets.

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Title:Mermaid Park
Author:Beth Mayall
Book Format:Hardcover
Book Edition:First Edition
Pages:Pages: 249 pages
Published:July 7th 2005 by Razorbill
Categories:Mythology. Mermaids. Young Adult. Romance. Fantasy. Contemporary

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Ratings: 3.65 From 1154 Users | 78 Reviews

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i thought it was quite boring also it wasn't really interesting. So i don't really recommend it. Unless if you like stories about people going on trips, and fake things happening. Also it was about a family going on a trip to their mothers godmother, and visiting her. I don't like this book because most of it is fake and i don't like fake things or fake people.

No way can I resist a novel set on the Jersey Shore! This one is a pleasant afternoon's read with some beautiful details of story and setting, but is also a fairly formulaic coming-of-age story, featuring a whole checklist of familiar teen-lit plot aspects: difficult sibling relationship, difficult relationship with step-parent figure, summer romance with its ebb and flow, shocking discovery about self/family involving great coincidences (or are they matters of destiny?). Beth Mayall gets the

DNF at around 80 pages.I'm having trouble taking this review seriously. Because why should I? What reason has Mayall given me to take this ridiculous book seriously? She clearly put no effort into writing something realistic, and its entertainment value only lasts as long as you're willing to laugh at it. For me, that turns out not to be very long - I only have so much time, and I can't waste it on something like this.Here's the problem: this does not read like a YA book. Not even close. This is

I think this book was okay, but it was fun to read. This story is about Amy Rush, a 16 year old who is tired of the distance that has grown between her and her sister, Melissa (Mel for short), tired of her stepfather's, Tom, yelling and torture at her and her mother's blindness when she can't tell its a bad thing. But, everything changes when she goes to the New Jersey shores and sees the beautiful, magical Mermaid Park. Girls dressed in sequined tail fins, flipping and dancing gracefully,

Sixteen-year-old Amys family goes back to Wildwood, on the Jersey shore, for the first time since her mom married stepfather Tom. For Amy, Wildwood promises a summer of exciting new thingssuch as the interested cute pool boy, Dylan, who works at her godmother Lynnes motel, or an enchanting park she stumbles across in North Wildwood, where mermaids perform mesmerizing routines in a huge tank for audiences.

I enjoyed this book although I found the plot kinda lacking. I was expecting a more intricately laid plot with many twists and turns from the summary, but I got a very straight laced plot. However, I still enjoyed this book and I really felt for the main character. I probably won't read this book again but I recommend it to anyone who wants and quick and easy read.

Reading this I was reminded of that movie Aquamarine, so you can understand my dissapointment when mermaids didn't actually show up in the book. They were real costumes and I was really hoping they would be real. Oh well. I liked it but the romance could have been upped a bit, and I really hate open endings...