If you were forced to sail with pirates . . .<\/i><\/b>captured and tried for piracy . . .<\/i><\/b>and sentenced to swing . . . <\/i><\/b>would you trade your body to the crew of the “Flying Dutchman” in order to save your soul? Ricky did.\u00a0 Some dead men DO tell tales.\u00a0 And there is stolen treasure in this pirate story.<\/i><\/b><\/p>\n
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Last winter Ricky Bradshaw was another gangly freshman hoping to fit in — or at least not get picked on — and maybe catch the attention of Becky Nance, a girl in his biology class. Except sometimes Ricky “zones out” in class because he has absence seizures. If you’ve never heard of absence seizures, that’s okay. A lot of people haven’t. Ricky’s teachers are a lot of those people.<\/p>\n
And that’s what happened to Ricky last Christmas Eve: he had an episode and ended up in pirate land. When Dead Calm, Bone Dry<\/i><\/b> begins, Ricky is on his way to being tried for piracy. In the ship’s brig, he is about to learn that some things are worse than being unpopular in high school. MUCH worse.<\/b> Like sailing to . . . Well, we best let Ricky tell the account. It is his story, after all.<\/p>\n
Parents can trust the Caribbean Chronicles Series. There is no sexual dialogue or situations, violence, or strong language, only a wee little bit of humor. \ud83d\ude42 <\/b>We hope you enjoy these pirate books for young adults, teens, and older kids.<\/p>\n