Stay Alive

Stranded in the middle of nowhere, you have to fight to survive! When the members of Junior Action News Team crash land in the Alaskan backwoods, one thing is clear: not everyone is going to survive. No cell phones. No internet. Their supplies are limited, as is their knowledge of the wilderness. Part of the group wants to wait it out. Other wants to search for help. But above all they must stay alive! Joseph Monninger lives in New Hampshire. His work has appeared in American Heritage, Scientific American, Reader's Digest, Glamour, Story, Fiction, Sports Illustrated, the Boston Globe, and Ellery Queen, among other publications. His young adult novel, Baby, was named one of the top 10 novels of 2008 by YALSA. He has appeared on the Today Show and has written columns for several New Hampshire newspapers. He has been a licensed New Hampshire Fishing Guide and his family ran a sled dog team for several years in the New England Sled Dog Club.

Stranded in the middle of nowhere, you have to fight to survive! A group of kids on a field trip on a coastal island are abandoned after an earthquake hits and the fort they studying collapses. At first they are trapped inside but after escaping the cave-in, they realize debris from the collapse has destroyed all of their supplies. How long can they survive there? Will anyone come rescue them? Joseph Monninger lives in New Hampshire. His work has appeared in American Heritage, Scientific American, Reader's Digest, Glamour, Story, Fiction, Sports Illustrated, the Boston Globe, and Ellery Queen, among other publications. His young adult novel, Baby, was named one of the top 10 novels of 2008 by YALSA. He has appeared on the Today Show and has written columns for several New Hampshire newspapers. He has been a licensed New Hampshire Fishing Guide and his family ran a sled dog team for several years in the New England Sled Dog Club.

Stranded in the middle of nowhere, you have to fight to survive! When the bus carrying a group of kids home from summer camp breaks down on an abandoned road during a heatwave, things go from bad to worse very quickly. There's nobody around to help. Sixty miles back the way they came in camp. Sixty miles the opposite direction is the highway. Neither direction is the source of much hope. With no way to call for help, this group must ride it out and survive the elements. Will they make it through? Joseph Monninger lives in New Hampshire. His work has appeared in American Heritage, Scientific American, Reader's Digest, Glamour, Story, Fiction, Sports Illustrated, the Boston Globe, and Ellery Queen, among other publications. His young adult novel, Baby, was named one of the top 10 novels of 2008 by YALSA. He has appeared on the Today Show and has written columns for several New Hampshire newspapers. He has been a licensed New Hampshire Fishing Guide and his family ran a sled dog team for several years in the New England Sled Dog Club.

Stranded in the middle of nowhere, you have to fight to survive! When a heavy storm causes their town to flood, a group of kids must fight to survive against the harsh elements. But the storm is just the beginning of their worries. After all the power goes out, they're going to have to scrounge to find water, food, and a dry place to stay. Who will stay alive? Joseph Monninger lives in New Hampshire. His work has appeared in American Heritage, Scientific American, Reader's Digest, Glamour, Story, Fiction, Sports Illustrated, the Boston Globe, and Ellery Queen, among other publications. His young adult novel, Baby, was named one of the top 10 novels of 2008 by YALSA. He has appeared on the Today Show and has written columns for several New Hampshire newspapers. He has been a licensed New Hampshire Fishing Guide and his family ran a sled dog team for several years in the New England Sled Dog Club.