Loch, by Paul Zindel (Book Review)
Loch and his sister have always tagged along on their father’s scientific expeditions tracking down animal legends. Their father's boss, Cavenger, a ruthless man, is determined to prove that the legends are fact. Until now, it has been a pointless effort. Then, on a routine exploration, a hideous plesiosaur-like creature attacks their boat. As more of this odd beast population is spotted, Loch encounters a small baby plesiosaur and realizes that the monsters only attack when threatened. He risks his life along with his sister and friend to save the prehistoric creatures from extinction… “ The hunters have become the hunted! ” I know you probably see this and think, Is she serious? Erm, well, yes. Loch by Paul Zindel is a book that has been a thing in my family since my dad was a kid. The totally reasoning behind reading this book is to join in on the jokes and references my family pulls from it. While this is considered a horror book, it’s one of the cringiest books ...
