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Dread Isle

Edward Austin Hall

Ages 10–16

260 pages · Released Dec 15, 2020

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Dread Isle parent’s guide: what’s inside

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What it offers

Positive messages

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Educational value

A note for parents

Dread Isle is a spy thriller with monsters and mad scientists that suggests action and adventure, but without access to the full text or detailed reviews, I cannot reliably assess the intensity of violence, language, scary content, or other elements. The premise appeals to middle-grade and teen readers who enjoy genre fiction, but parental review or a reading sample is recommended to confirm age-appropriateness for your specific child.

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From the publisher

Edward Austin Hall's first novel has spies, monsters, and scientists who may qualify as mad. For those three categories, several characters in Dread Isle can check more than one box. Edward Austin Hall's first novel has spies, monsters, and scientists who may qualify as mad. For those three categories, several characters in Dread Isle can check more than one box.

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