Baby Seals Part 5: The Year of Life and Death

by J.W. Bloomfield

About the Book

Jeff and Danielle return from Africa on their 15th birthday and are grounded. They did drive around for months without a license, after all. The twins receive their motorcycle permits and are grounded again. For saving lives? They grieve loss and celebrate joy.

Join them for excitement and adventure as they use their SEAL skills, move to a new city and public school, undertake an underwater rescue at sea, plan for a year in Australia, and more. Through it all, their faith is challenged and continues to grow. Oh, and by the way, Jeff has a new girlfriend.

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  • The premise of Jeff and Danielle's adventures post-Africa is engaging, especially with the blend of excitement and challenges they face. Grounded for their reckless driving but still diving into thrilling underwater rescues? That’s a great way to showcase their growth and resilience. Plus, the element of moving to a new city and attending public school adds a relatable layer to their story, especially for young readers navigating similar transitions.

    The exploration of faith amidst joy and loss is a powerful theme that can resonate deeply. It sounds like Jeff's new girlfriend might add some interesting dynamics to the story as well. I think readers will appreciate how the twins handle life's ups and downs while developing their SEAL skills.


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