D. M. Sears

The Untimely Journey of Veronica T. Boone, Part 3 - The White City (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

A PAGE-TURNING THRILLER FOR READERS 10-14!

THE WORLD'S FAIR. A STOLEN TRAIN. THE CRIME OF THE CENTURY ABOUT TO HAPPEN...

THE WHITE CITY is the exciting conclusion to the time travel adventure trilogy The Untimely Journey of Veronica T. Boone.

It's Chicago in 1893. After a hundred-year journey through time, Molly and Veronica are ready to stop Ursula from stealing the Past. But Ursula is ready for them. With an army of Pug-Nasties and Wobblies, she wants to use the Fair to begin her time-traveling destruction.

Can the girls stand together to stop the madness? Will the greatest train race in history lead to victory or disaster? Most important, what sacrifices are they willing to make to save the world?

A modern children's classic.

An exciting and educational adventure into America's Gilded Age.

Readers describe The Untimely Journey as a modern Wrinkle in Time. Its page-turning plot, with cliffhangers and twists and turns, makes it a favorite with both boys and girls and even older readers.

Children's educational topics: American history, honesty, friendship, loyalty, and patriotism.

If you liked A Wrinkle in Time, The Hobbit, or any great journey of adventure, you'll love THE WHITE CITY!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: MacGregor Books
• Erscheinungstermin: 9. November 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780996231541
• Artikelnr.: 49926956

Autorenporträt

D. M. Sears lives and writes in Virginia. He is a pilot who has written several books about flying under the name Michael Bleriot and now three books for younger readers. The Untimely Journey of Veronica T. Boone was born when his niece requested an adventure story for a 12-year-old girl, one that included trains, horses, and Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry. She said it should also include the history of America, "but only the interesting parts."