Every decision has a consequence. When Clementine and her mother receive an unexpected call in the middle of the night, they are relieved to hear from Clementine’s brother, Óliver. Óliver and his twin brother Cooper are spending their break with family friends at an archeological site in Texas when they make a huge discovery about the origins of the Aztecs. Unfortunately, that discovery has become a life-or-death situation. Óliver is trapped in the caves of Aztlán after trying to solve an ancient Aztec riddle. Now, with dwindling oxygen, mysterious puzzles, and other hidden dangers, Clementine and the others must find a way to rescue Óliver before the secrets of the Aztecs take him to the grave.

This is the sequel to La Isla Más Peligrosa, but can be read individually. Check out the book trailer below! 

Features

• 280 unique words; total word count: 4780
• 83 pages of text and illustrations
• written in present and past tense
• Spanish with several Latin-American characteristics
• setting: Aztec archeological site

Information for teachers

Written by Spanish teacher John Sifert, the novel La decisión más peligrosa was created for Spanish beginners. Containing less than 200 unique words, the novel works well with novice readers and beyond. As John Sifert writes it – although the vocabulary is sheltered, the grammar is not. The novel is written mainly in the present and past tense, with a few examples of subjunctive and commands.

Read a review by a Spanish teacher here.

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