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Beware of the Deep Dark life under the sea floor by Kat Falls, is about how a boy named Ty who is 18 years old who is really quiet and never really spoke to anyone living under seas for all he life. He has been living a life where nothing seemed real to him. He called his life a “mystery”. Ty and his family moved down onto the sea when ty was a little boy. They lived on the seafloor for most of their lives. His family joined an underwater community in hopes of living in the new frontier of the ocean floor. When Ty meets a girl named Gemma which is a young lady from the over side of the ocean called Topside. She is searching the seas for her brother who has gone missing and never returns home for a couple of days.She quickly makes Tys life very complicated with all the terrible commanded and horror from the dark sea at night. Ty and Gemma together face dangerous sea creatures and venture into the frontier town's rough underworld. As they search for her missing brother, the more attention they attracted from digging and digging so far to find her brother the more they got into a lot of problems with the sea creatures. …show more content…
She always wants to try new things and doesn't really think about what could go wrong and what could happen. Well one afternoon in the sea (that is where they live ) Gemma, told her older brother to go out and find her some new things to do and come back. Also he was told to tell her about the things he found. This time time around her brother didn't come back, she went out looking for him and found out that there land has been invaded, that he’d been taken. Gamma was really scared because she didn't know what could happen to her brother. At the end of the book she finds her brother and she is revealed that she finds her brother. Gemma learns that she needs to think before she does anything,she never know what could happen to her or her

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