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by Marianne Hering (Author)
Over 2 Million Sold in the Series!
When kids step into the Imagination Station, they travel back in time and across the world with cousins Patrick and Beth. Each book is historically accurate, and readers will grow in their faith and knowledge of big historical events as they race through each unforgettable story.
This really is a different kind of adventure for cousins Patrick and Beth. After visiting the USSR in the sixties to help a Swedish pastor smuggle Bibles to believers in Russia, the cousins are swept away to fifteenth-century England to learn how the English Bible even came to be--and the real costs it would take to make that possibility a reality.
They meet Christian hero William Tyndale, as well the furious King Henry VIII. Patrick and Beth begin to see that God's people have always had enemies desperate to stop the spread of His love and truth.
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Time to disobey the king?
'Tis wondrous news! The common folk shall have Bibles to read!"
Yes, it would be good news, but Patrick is suspicious of this messenger. And he doesn't think William Tyndale should trust him either. Tyndale has been up to some dangerous work--translating the Bible into English--and in the England of 1535, that's the kind of work that could get you killed. The king has soldiers everywhere.
Meanwhile, Beth meets up with an old friend who reminds her that standing up for God's Word can be dangerous--but it's worth the risk.
The key to adventure lies within your imagination!
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