Additional information
by Marianne Hering (Author), Marshal Younger (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.
"Her knees buckled, and she started to sink. Quicksand!"
Hot on the trail of Amelia Darling, cousins Patrick and Beth are transported to Australia in the 1800s where they encounter Reverend George Taplin and his friend James Unaipon, two faithful men of God serving the Aboriginal people and helping them understand the good news of the Gospel. But not every person is interested in this good news.
In the dark of night, Patrick and his new friend, Jandamarra, are kidnapped by bushrangers who need an Aboriginal person to show them the way to a great treasure.
- Book #33 in the beloved Christian kids' series from the creators of Adventures in Odyssey
- Filled with clean action and biblical values so parents and grandparents can hand these chapter books to children worry-free
- Early readers will learn about forgiveness
With a unique blend of historical accuracy and edge-of-your-seat excitement, the Imagination Station series keeps kids tearing through the pages!
Author Biography
Marianne Hering has written for children since 1987, when she was on the staff of Focus on the Family and launched both Clubhouse and Clubhouse Jr. magazines. She has written more than 40 children's books, including the successful Imagination Station series. When she isn't writing, she's adventuring in the Colorado Rockies with her family and dog, Sam.
Marshal Younger has written about 200 episodes for the Adventures in Odyssey radio program. He has also written four Adventures in Odyssey Kidsboro novels and several books in the Imagination Station series. Marshal lives in Colorado and gets most of his ideas from stories about his wife, four children, and five grandchildren (much to their chagrin).
