“Have a nice
trip,” Whit said. “And don’t forget. Ask for ink if someone offers you a
quill.”
“What does that
mean?” Beth asked. But the doors to the Imagination Station slid closed. White
didn’t hear her.
Beth looked at
Patrick. He shrugged and said, “I guess we’ll find out.”
Beth reached to
push the red button.
Book:Adventures in Odyssey, Imagination Stations: Book #13 - The Redcoats Are Coming! by
Marianne Hering and Nancy
Sanders, Focus on the Family and Tyndale House Publishing, 2014
Target Audience: Boys and girls 8-13
Subjects: American Revolution
Summary: Ink? A quill? What is that all
about? Patrick and Beth are about to find out as they take a trip in the
Imagination Station back to the time of the American Revolution, specifically
the time of Paul Revere’s ride. When they arrive Concord it’s not long before
they are assisting the Patriots, running from angry men and trying to prove
they are not Loyalist spies!
Notes: This book did not contain as
much for spiritual elements as I had hoped. This series is much like the
secular Magic Tree House books but instead of wizards and magic it’s
imagination and inventions giving them the different place/different time
experiences. The radio show the concept is taken from is very solid – full of
great spiritual elements and lessons and challenges as well as fun and
excitement. But this book lacked a lot of that. It mostly contained suspense
and some history lessons. It did have some a character taking note that there
wasn’t any separation of church and state – the pastor preached his political
views right in the midst of his sermon. But that was all for spiritual
elements. Its biggest value is probably generating an interest in historical
events for the reader.
Spiritual Content
Recommendation Scale: 1/5
Reviewer: J:-)mi
Psalm 31:4 – Free
me from the trap that is set for me, for you are my refuge.
Thank you to the publisher for providing me with a free review copy of this book in exchange for my honest opinion.
Thank you to the publisher for providing me with a free review copy of this book in exchange for my honest opinion.
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