Flush
By Carl Hiaasen
Noah and Abbey uncover a dirty secret beneath the Keys—and risk everything to expose it.
adventurous · humorous · environmental · suspenseful
Genres
What is Flush about?
When Noah Underwood’s father is jailed for sinking a casino boat, Noah and his younger sister, Abbey, discover why he took such drastic action: the boat’s owner is dumping sewage into the Florida Keys. Determined to clear their father’s name and protect the polluted waters, the siblings investigate the crooked businessman and gather evidence. With help from some unlikely allies, they devise a risky plan to expose the truth—but stopping the illegal dumping may prove even harder than they imagined.
About the author
Carl Hiaasen is an American author who writes funny, exciting stories, often inspired by Florida’s wildlife and wild places. His popular books for younger readers include Hoot, Flush, Scat and Chomp. Hoot is especially well known. Carl’s stories feature brave young characters, clever ideas and plenty of adventure, making them great fun to read.
Pages
294 pages
Reading age
Older Junior (10-15)
This edition
2005
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