Scat
By Hiaasen, Carl

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(1538 Ratings)
Categories: Juvenile Fiction
ISBN: 9780375891670
Publisher: Random House, Inc., Random House Children's Books
Language: English

Summary

Carl Hiaasen has been writing about Florida since his father gave him a typewriter at age six. Then it was hunt-and-peck stories about neighborhood kickball and softball games. Now Hiaasen writes a column for the Miami Herald and is the author of many bestselling novels, including Sick Puppy and Nature Girl. Continue reading...

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Scat

Sandra
Sandra (Sarasota, FL) Sun Nov 29 2009 18:26
Once again Carl Hiaasen has given us an environmental story that keeps us on the edge of our seat. There are several mysteries to be solved in this book. Hiaasen does an excellent job of tying everything together. This story takes place in Naples, Florida. I live only an hour from there. Mrs. Starch...more...
Asia
Asia (Rockaway Park, NY) Thu Oct 08 2009 16:48
Scat, another Carl Hiaasen masterpiece! This novel follows the adventure of friends Nick and Marta, who are on a quest to find out what really happened to their crazy biology teacher. Apparently, Mrs. Starch is away due to a “family emergency” but Nick doesn’t believe it, he thinks it’s th...more...
Donnine
Donnine (Los Angeles, CA) Sat Aug 29 2009 20:11
I just finished this, this morning on my kindle. Like all the books by Carl Hiaasen written for juveniles, it is a good, if rather formulaic. Again the characters are very ecology minded, which I think is an important message. This time they are saving an endangered Florida panther. Hence the ti...more...
Kcatty
Kcatty (The United States) Mon May 04 2009 19:04
Well, this book was definitely different to the other two (Hoot and Flush), but, overall, it was practically the same. Have you noticed some of the similarities/themes of the three books? -they're all in Florida -there's always some short-tempered guy who does (illegal) stuff to defen...more...
Grace
Grace (Salem, NH, Réunion) Sun Mar 08 2009 08:50
I loved this book.I am not going to tell you alot about it because you should read it.I am just going to tell you this book has alot of bad words
edh
edh (Overland Park, KS) Thu Feb 26 2009 11:21
Like Hiaasen's other books for youth, there are some unsavory deeds being done by uncaring meanies in the wilds of Florida. This book concerns Nick, Marta, & their crazy biology teacher, who goes missing on a field trip into the swamp. Missing teacher Bunny Starch was last seen trooping back into ...more...
Bob
Bob (San Francisco, CA) Thu Jun 04 2009 18:28
I'm a long time fan of Carl Hiaasen. This is the first of his young adult novels that I've read. Except for a little dumbing down of the language, and a bit more explanation, it's every bit as good as his thoroughly delightful novels for adults. The twisted characters and demented plots (or is that...more...
Beth
Beth (Los Angeles, CA) Thu Sep 24 2009 10:03
When unpopular Biology teacher Bunny Starch disappears on a class field trip, students Nick and Marta are the only ones willing to look beyond the most obvious suspect. In their search for the truth, they're helped by some awfully chatty investigators and more than a few lucky breaks. Like Hiaasen'...more...
Monica
Monica (Beech Grove, IN) Wed Jun 30 2010 22:06
This "eco-thriller" for young adults is a great read. Nick and Marta investigate the disappearance of their quirky and unpopular biology teacher Mrs. Starch. It all starts on a field trip to the Black Vine Swamp. A wildfire breaks out, and they must evacuate immediately. As...more...
Stefani
Stefani (Cincinnati, OH) Tue Apr 07 2009 16:50
Very cool story, right up there with Hoot and Flush. I'll keep my notes about the awful narration, but I did enjoy the story of friendship and standing up for what you believe in. The environmental message is the main theme without being shoved down your throat. I think Hiassen has a gift, combining...more...