Chest By The Bay Book Review


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Chest by the Bay is the first book from Tessa Beauchat. Tessa is currently 12. She is in the 7th Grade at Saint Francis Xavier School in historic Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Chest by the Bay grew out of poetry project Tessa did in the 4th grade. Tessa has a passion for both writing and reading. Her favorite authors are Veronica Roth and Rick Riordan.

Tessa participates in the Center for Talented Youth at Johns Hopkins University. She also has a passion for volleyball. This season Tessa is playing for the Revolution Volleyball Club of Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. She is a defensive specialist and plays the position of libero.

When not busy with academics, volleyball, and writing, Tessa loves water sports, horseback riding, and snow skiing. Tessa loves to travel. Her favorite places to visit are Lake LBJ in Texas and Sanibel Island Florida. At Lake LBJ she loves to wake board, knee board, tube, and do anything that keeps her on the water from sunrise until bedtime. On Sanibel her favorite thing to do is bike to Poco Loco and be the first customer of the day.

The book is available via Kindle or in print from Amazon

Visit her on the web at www.bestsinceslicedbread.com

My daughters love non traditional books. This one is kinda neat. It has mystery, with a small mix of sci-fi for kids. This girl is led to an old amusement park by a raven. And what happens next? Go check out the book. This sweet little 12 year old, that wrote this book, did a great job! Chest by the Bay is also written in Dr. Seuss rhyme. In my opinion this book would be great for kids learning to read up to age 10.

Check out this book on Amazon at:
http://www.amazon.com/CHEST-BAY-Tessa-N-Beauchat-ebook/dp/B00IP8QWJ2/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1396134538&sr=1-1&keywords=chest+by+the+bay

$3.99 for the Kindle edition and $16.23 for the paperback edition.

I hope to see this girl write again!

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