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(More customer reviews)Jane Zimmermann's second book "Talking Waters" continues the adventures of the three teens and their dogs from her first book "Talking Leaves." The teens find themselves spending the summer together at a lake house where they met new friends and share new experiences. The story telling is wholesome and perfect for both young adults and anyone enjoying a good tale, young or old.
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Talking Waters is a story about history, mystery, friendship and more'Shy, sensitive Erin and her best friend Audrey, a sophisticated soon-to-be 15 year-old, are thrilled when Audrey's parents rent a rambling old lake house for the summer.Dakota, Erin's 16 year-old brother, completes the trio of excited teens at Lake Bonita.And of course, none of them would go anywhere without their dogs'The teenagers quickly settle into a laid-back summer routine of swimming, kayaking, putt-putt, and dog walks in the nature preserve.Dakota's passion for history lands him a part-time job mowing the presidential lawns at Monticello while his sister develops a passion of her own for an albino deer and a scruffy looking local boy, both of whom she meets unexpectedly in the woods.It isn't long before strange occurrences around the lake catch the attention of the teens and they find themselves unraveling a mystery that spans hundreds of years.Boys on skateboards and snooty wealthy twins, grumpy old fishermen, rescue dogs and show dogs, Thomas Jefferson's Monticello and an amazing archeological discovery all play a role in our heroes' summer adventure.The peaceful waters and heavily wooded hills of central Virginia unfold their secrets as our teenage protagonists prove that common sense and genuine concern for their friends (especially those with four legs) can lead to wondrous things.Although far from perfect, they meet unexpected challenges with integrity and creativity, while at the same time managing to survive the daily drama of teenage life.Erin, Audrey and Dakota share with us the wonder and passion of their teenage world.
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