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Lädt ... Swept Into the Sea (AIO Imagination Station Books) (2020. Auflage)von Sheila Seifert (Autor)
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"Patrick and Beth travel back in time in the Imagination Station to a grain ship in the Mediterranean Sea during the first century. A violent storm has been raging for fourteen days, and the ship is in danger of crashing into the African coastline or breaking up due to the crashing waves. On the ship, the cousins meet Paul, a prisoner on his way to Rome for trial, and his traveling companions. Paul tells everyone that God has told him that everyone on the ship will be saved . . . if they stick together. But the passengers are forced to abandon the ship and swim for shore when the ship runs aground. Will God's promise come true?" --Amazon. Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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I actually read part 3 of this story arc (which, in turn, is part of a much larger series) first, then decided to go back and read the preceding stories. This is my least favorite of the 3 books in this trilogy of stories. All 3 show some snapshot of history, but this is the only one that is an account from the Bible. While the authors added some fictional characters for the two (also fictional) main characters to interact with, and I assume some of that was meant to provide extra excitement and human connection, overall, I felt like they added little to the story. All of these books are quite short, but this is the only one that felt so light and shallow. I didn't feel any kind of connection to the story or characters.
On its own, I don't know that I could recommend this book to readers, though kids 12 and younger, the age group that it's meant for, might enjoy it more than I did. The other books in the series I've read so far were good, but I honestly don't think much would be missed by skipping this one. ( )