Mississippi Jack: Being an Account of the Further Waterborne Adventures of Jacky Faber, Midshipman, Fine Lady, and Lily of the West Audiobook

" Continued fun on the Mississippi! Huck Finn meets...well...Jacky Faber. Nuff said. "

" And the adventures of Jacky Faber continue! "

" I don't recommend this book - I liked the first three of this series, but now I don't like this one much. L.A. Meyer really needs a new plotline! It's the same as the other three, only more annoying and dumb. "

" Not as good as the first two in the series, honestly those were the best. possibly because they were introductory to Jacky's antics. I do think that this was a decent book, and a worthwhile read, but don't get your hopes up too high. Something to think about though, She seems to do more good than harm in this book as opposed to her others where it really is a toss up. "

" I admit that these books do get more predictable as the series goes on, but that doesn't make me love them any less. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and found the new characters quite amusing. Can't wait to get my hands on the next one, if I can find it. "

" A good book about Jacky's adventures. "

" Not my favorite one. Didn't like that it was ok for him to do something but not her but I guess that just makes it historically accurate. "

" Lots of stereotypical characters in this one. Not as strong as In the Belly of the Bloodhound, and I didn't listen to it all that fast, but it was enjoyable enough. Will probably keep listening just for Katherine Kellgren's superb audio narration. "

" Really enjoyed the new additions of the Jacky new river boat friends. Also Jamie's miss adventure offsetting was quite funny. "

" This was still very good fun, but I just didn't think it was quite as good as the previous ones in terms of character development and plot. The history (U.S. Ohio River to Mississippi) was very interesting, though. "

" I have read all of the books in this series, at first charming. Now they begin to wear. Of course a happy ending is in store. For L.A. Meyer's sake I pray this is the last book in the series. Severly disliked this book in all senses. "

" 5th one. I got this book right when it came out and perhaps my anticipation led me to like it the least of all the books. It was still enjoyable, though. "

" Jacky is back! The 4th one on this series took a nosedive for me and it took me nearly 5 years to come back to reading this. I regret waiting so long as there were some details and characters I vaguely remembered but could not place from where. "

" Loved it and I'm going to keep on reading on with the series. "

" I tried to read this book a few years ago or so. Very, very inappropriate. I would not recommend this book to anyone. In the previous books, I just had to block out ALOT of the stuff that was going on, but in this book it was just way too much. This series should not be in the YA section. "

" Kept me from doing my work...has to be good. And I can't resist female pirate stories, wish I had the guts to be a pirate myself. "

" This is one of the better books in this series. I love how Jacky always seems to get into trouble no matter what she does. "

" This book was rather weak, in my opinion. Things are starting to get too preposterous and the "near misses" between Jacky and Jamiey are getting ridiculous. But there were some good adventures and at least the plot moved along well. I'm sure I will read the next one, but I need a break for a while. "

" Filled with music, tall tales and laughter, Jacky treks down from New York to New Orleans via America's rivers encountering tall tales and music along the way. "

" An adequate entry into this series. Interesting to read about early 19th century American Mississippi River history. Still enjoyed the first book the most. "