This Island Isn't Big Enough for the Four of Us!

I got this book when I was 9 and I loved it immediately for its phantastic adventurous plot and twists. I think it is the best book I had as a child, making me laugh from the first page to the second last. It is so hilariously funny I still love to read it today - I'm 22 now and passing it on to my little niece. I know she will enjoy it as much as I did...

When Scott and his friend Pete think that they are going to a deserted island for five days they don't know whats in store for them. On the way to the island, Pete and Scott fall out of there canoe, they get laughed at by two girls. Scott and Pete know that they now have to get along on an island with two girls and find a way to get them back. I liked this book because of all the pranks, jokes, and skrew ups that go on between the boys and girls. There is also a mystery on the island that Pete and Scott must find out. I reccomend this book to anyone who has a sence of humor and adventure.

This book is about six people who always fight. Three boys and three girls.I think it's exciting and fall-down funny, until they race. They're enemies from the start. One man writes books. The woman explores. It's a take you to the ground book.I think you should read it!

Pete and Scott are a couple of boys that went camping on Turtle Island, a deserted wilderness. Expecting to have death-defying adventures Pete and Scott discover their not alone. Sunny, Jill, and Jill's aunt are also camping on the island. Every time Pete and Scott mess up, Jilla and Sunny are there taking pictures and laughing at every minute. This book is rather interesting and has a witty, weird, and humouors theme put together in one. The boys then challenges the girls to a game of wits. The object of the game is for one of teams to capture a flag and bring it to the base, the tree house living room. Who will win? Find the book This Island Isn't Big Enough For the Four of Us to find out who wins.

This story is the halarious story of the battle of the sexes. It is the attempt of the boys to do better than the girls in a contest for Turtle Island. As a teacher, I have used this book for one of my reading books for the past few years. At the end of the year when I ask my students which book they enjoyed reading in school the most. It is almost always a unanimous vote for this book. Many of my students (including the ones who do not like to read) want to read ahead. They all complain when it is time to stop reading and work on something else.