Raining Sardines review by CJohns
Raining Sardines (A Deborah Brodie Book)
by Enrique Flores-Galbis
Age Range - 8 - 12
Genre - Adventure

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Age at time of review - 11
Reviewer's Location - Mishawaka, IN, United States
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Ernestina and Enriquito are best friends, but when they 
receive a strange visit from an even stranger woman, who 
knows where their friendship will take them! A passing 
storm left wreckage covering the surface of the bay. 
Fishing, Enriquito spotted a couch with a woman sitting on 
it. She was singing a lovely song. She invites Enriquito 
and Ernestina to climb aboard. The woman is a fortune 
teller! She tells them about a lost treasure and a fearsome 
guard. The children leave to seek out this lost treasure. 
Throughout this story, Enriquito and Ernestina encounter 
many events together. They have to deal with Alyssa Rigol - 
the daughter of wealthy land owner Don Rigol. He believes 
the entire mountain, including the wild ponies and the lost 
treasure it shelters, belongs to him. Enriquito and 
Ernestina must fight to discover the secret of the lost 
gold and keep the land, the treasure, and the mountain 
ponies free from the clutches of greedy Don Rigol.

Opinion: 

would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys stories 
about fortune tellers and secret treasure hunts. Raining 
Sardines was an exciting story. It included so many 
different topics and scenes from a family struggling to get 
by to rich people getting richer by taking advantage of 
poor workers, and from an artist's studio to a courtroom 
trial. The writing in this fantastic fiction book was 
amazing in the way it brought the characters to life. My 
favorite part was when Enriquito escaped from jail with 
help from Ernestina. This book is great. If you choose to 
read it, you're in for a treat!
Rating:
4
Content Rating:

Content rating - nothing offensive
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