Extreme Adventures series by Justin D’Ath (Books 1-12)
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Overview: Extreme Adventures is a best-selling action series for 8- to 12-year-olds, known and loved by boys and girls alike, and perfect for reluctant readers. With short chapters, fast-paced action and fascinating animal facts, these explosive books are each set in a different country. From anacondas in the Amazon to a volcano in Borneo, the escapades of fourteen-year-old Sam Fox are colourful, lively, tense, surprising and never anything short of extreme! Kids will be hooked, so luckily there are twelve books to collect in this fantastic series by acclaimed Australian author Justin D’Ath.
Genre: Fiction | Children | Adventure
Anaconda Ambush – I began to get a really strong feeling that the anaconda was behind me. In my mind’s eye, I saw it weaving along the bottom of the lake, invisible in the dark water as it stealthily closed in on my heels. Hair standing on end, I slowly turned around. It was lucky I did. Because suddenly the lake’s surface burst open and a huge, pink mouth exploded out of the water. There was just time to swing the crossbow around and loose off an arrow. Twang!
Sam Fox is on a field trip in the Amazon when he’s swept over a waterfall and lands in an underground lake. There, he discovers a fortune in gold. He’s rich! But things aren’t that simple. There’s an enormous anaconda lurking in the cave, and that’s just the first obstacle Sam will have to overcome if he’s to get out of the Amazon alive…
Bushfire Rescue – “‘Help me!’ I gasped. ‘My name is Sam Fox and I’m trapped in a truck… There’s a bushfire all around me!’”
It’s the holidays and Sam Fox has gone to the high country to stay with his grandparents. While trying to stop cattle rustlers from stealing a stud bull, an injured Sam is isolated in the mountains during a horrific bushfire. To survive, he must rely on his courage, ingenuity, and the help of Chainsaw – the meanest, crankiest, most dangerous bull in the history of Australian rodeo!
Crocodile Attack – “This can’t be happening! my slow-motion mind started saying to me, but I told it to shut up. This was happening! We weren’t in a movie! That four metre crocodile swimming towards us wasn’t a computer generated special effect. It was real. ‘Stay behind me,’ I said to Nissa, and picked up the buffalo bone.”
A robber has kidnapped Sam Fox and his two-year-old cousin Nissa during a tropical cyclone. When the getaway car crashes into the raging Crocodile River, Sam and Nissa must face one ordeal after another to survive. Sam fights to keep his head above water and Nissa out of the jaws of certain death. But the odds are against them. As the waters rise and the crocodiles close in, Sam must push himself to the limits of endurance.
Devil Danger – My skis left the ground as the mountain dropped away below me. I was flying. And there – right where I was going to land – crouched a Tasmanian devil. I don’t know who got the bigger fright, me or the devil. But the animal reacted first. Baring its teeth like a giant black rat, it spun around to meet me. SNAP!
Sam Fox is on a skiing trip in Tasmania when he meets a Tasmanian devil. Then he hears a scream and a baby falls out of a cable car high overhead. The baby is Crown Prince Thomas, son of European Princess Monica, and the fall is the result of a bungled kidnap attempt. If Sam doesn’t reach the baby in time, it will fall to its death…
Grizzly Trap – THE GRIZZLY ROSE UP ON ITS HIND LEGS AND LET OUT A FEARSOME ROAR, HALFWAY BETWEEN THE BARK OF A DOG AND THE BELLOW OF A BULL. WE WERE DEAD MEAT…
Sam Fox is on a trip to North America with his scout cub pack when their bus crashes down a steep canyon. Some of the group are seriously injured, so Sam and two cubs set off to find help.
But Sam is thousands of miles from home, in the middle of the American wilderness. A wilderness full of howling wolves, voracious snapper turtles, rabid raccoons, and a massive, unpredictable grizzly bear that’s following them and just won’t give up…
Killer Whale – When their ski plane crashes in Antarctica, Sam Fox and his younger brother need to think fast to survive. Packed with fierce leopard seals, sharp-toothed killer whales, and a crew of cold-hearted whalers, this is a story that really will make your blood run cold.
Man-Eater – ‘Olki, is it true that leopards sleep during the day?’ ‘Most times,’ he said softly. We had stopped beneath a tree with fruit that resembled enormous grey sausages dangling on long string-like stems. I looked nervously right and left. ‘What do you mean – most times?’ ‘If he hungry,’ Olki whispered, ‘leopard do not sleep.’ Splat! Something warm and wet landed on my forehead. It felt like a large drop of water. I reached up and wiped it away. Then looked at my hand. Shishkebab! It was blood!
Sam Fox is on a youth conference in Africa when the bus takes off without him, leaving him stranded in the wilderness. Within minutes he’s attacked by an angry elephant and half-blinded by a spitting cobra. A young Masai tells Sam he needs medical attention – fast! But the only way to hospital is through the Chui Hills. The same hills that are being stalked by a ferocious, man-eating leopard …
Monkey Mountain – There isn’t really a word to describe the noise a volcano makes when it erupts. It’s deafening, thunderous, like an explosion that goes on and on and on. It’s so noisy, you don’t just hear it, you feel it. BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM! The shock wave punched me like a giant fist. I landed flat on my stomach in the middle of the track. Something landed next to me …
A class trip to Borneo starts with a bang – a visit to a real-life volcano. But when Mount Bako erupts, Sam Fox is left stranded with his teacher, Mr Griffin, who’s suffering from a heart attack. Chased by a tide of red-hot lava, they make it down to the cool blue sea – only to be hemmed in by bloody-thirsty sharks. And that’s just the start of their problems …
Scorpion Sting – “Off in the distance, a tiny ball of flame belched from the tank on our end of the line. It must have lowered its aim, because instead of flying over our heads, the shell hit the ground several hundred metres short of us and came skimming across the sand like a torpedo. It was travelling too fast for the eye to see. All we saw was its shock wave as it sliced through the mirage in a long silver ripple. Heading straight for us. A tank shell travels at sixteen hundred feet per second. There wasn’t even time to duck our heads. WHOMP!”
Sam Fox is on a caving expedition in the desert when the roof collapses, trapping his brother Nathan beneath tonnes of rubble. Nathan is in a bad way, and Sam’s his only hope. But when he reaches the cave exit, Sam discovers a sea of huge, angry scorpions! And that’s just the first deadly obstacle he will have to face if he’s to get his brother out alive…
Shark Bait – "It wasn’t an even match. This was a four metre tiger shark, a 600 kilogram killing machine, armed with enough razor-sharp teeth to take out a fully grown tuna with one bite. I was a 62 kilogram boy, armed with nothing but a deep fear of becoming shark food…"
While holidaying with his family on the Great Barrier Reef, Sam Fox and a young Japanese tourist are washed into the sea by a freak wave. A strong current pushes them out into open water. First Sam must prevent his new friend – and himself (Sam’s foot is in plaster) – from drowning; then, as night falls over the inky black ocean, the underwater predators start moving in…
Spider Bite – HARRY!’ I yelled at the top of my voice. ‘CLIMB UP AND TURN THE GAS OFF!’ ‘There’s a spider on me,’ he said. ‘Can’t you brush it off?’ I asked. ‘It’s only a …’ I stopped short because I’d just remembered something. Didn’t the red-haired woman say a spider had bitten the balloon pilot and made him unconscious? There was only one spider with a bite that bad…The Sydney funnel-web!
When Sam Fox’s twin brothers, Harry and Jordan, are carried off in a runaway hot-air balloon, Sam tries to save them – only to end up trapped himself! What starts as a joy-ride turns into a life-and-death struggle when Jordan is bitten by a deadly funnel-web spider. Will Sam be able to land the balloon in time to save his little brother? And how do they end up in the Kodiak bears’ enclosure at the Sydney zoo?
Tiger Trouble – Tigers don’t normally attack people, but this tiger had been pushed over the edge. Rani and I had about five seconds to live. But I wasn’t going down without a fight….
Sam Fox is in India to see his big brother Nathan play cricket for Australia. At the end of the big match, Sam’s bag is stolen – with his autographed cricket ball inside! A chase through the streets of New Delhi leads him to Rani and Raju – a pair of baby tigers who are about to be illegally smuggled out of the country. Sam is determined to rescue them. But he soon discovers that a sack full of tigers can be a whole lot of trouble…
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