The Time Cavern - Brossura

Todd-fonseca

Brossura

ISBN 10: 0982514514 ISBN 13: 9780982514511

Casa editrice: Ridan Publishing, 2009

Riassunto

When ten-year-old Aaron moved from the big city to the middle of Amish country, he felt transported to a different and simpler time and place. But after finding a faded and long forgotten diary page of a boy gone missing over one hundred years earlier, Aaron began an adventure more wondrous and exciting than he could have ever imagined. Befriended by a local farm girl named Jake, together they search for answers to this century long mystery and uncover the secrets of an astounding cavern that will take them to the edge of time itself.

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The Mystery began a hundred years ago. It was never solved. Now it's happening again. ABOUT THE BOOK When ten-year-old Aaron moved from the big city to the country, he thought it was a boring sleepy town. Then he met Jake, a know-it-all farm girl who said his house was haunted. She claimed an Amish boy disappeared without a trace after hearing the wind call his name. Aaron thought she was just trying to scare him...until the night he heard his own name in the wind. REVIEWS "Wow! What a terrific book - especially for young adult readers. What more could you ask for? Mystery, time travel, history - all rolled into one heck of a yarn." - Joseph Perrone Jr, author of As the Twig is Bent "THE TIME CAVERN will stimulate and captivate the imagination of young readers, girls and boys alike. I urge parents and teachers to add this book to their libraries." - D. B. Pacini, author of The Loose End of the Rainbow "The Time Cavern showcases masterful storytelling that will immediately be passed forward to one of my nephews. I highly recommend picking up a copy for the young explorers that you love." - Roy L. Pickering, author of Patches of Grey

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• Editore: Ridan Publishing
• Data di pubblicazione: 2009
• ISBN 10: 0982514514
• ISBN 13: 9780982514511
• Rilegatura: Copertina flessibile
• Numero di pagine: 214