Trapped in the Tunnel - (Brady Street Boys) Large Print by Katrina Hoover Lee (Paperback)
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Highlights
- A fun-filled place to grow up.
- 9-12 Years
- 8.0" x 5.25" Paperback
- 222 Pages
- Juvenile Fiction, Mysteries & Detective Stories
- Series Name: Brady Street Boys
Description
About the Book
A fun-filled place to grow up. When their folks say they may have to move, can a trio of boys step up to save the day? If you like Christian themes, strong family values, and triumphing over adversity, you'll love this tale.
Book Synopsis
A fun-filled place to grow up. When their folks say they may have to move, can a trio of boys step up to save the day?
Indiana, 1987. Gary Fitzpatrick refuses to let his wooden leg slow him down. And though his dream of becoming a firefighter has gone up in smoke, the young cancer survivor still loves playing alongside his two supportive brothers. But after their mom's fear of shady strangers in an abandoned house next door threatens to uproot their world, he vows to prove the neighborhood is perfectly safe.
As he starts making plans, the thirteen-year-old is surprised when an eccentric antique dealer asks for help finding the owner of a clock. And when the odd man hands over a map with lines interconnecting the homes in the area, Gary suspects it's showing old underground passageways and sees an opportunity to solve the puzzle.
Deciding not to tell their parents of the mysterious plot, will Gary and his siblings' choices cost them their lives?
Trapped in the Tunnel is the charming first book in The Brady Street Boys Adventure Series. If you like Christian themes, strong family values, and triumphing over adversity, then you'll adore Katrina Hoover Lee's enthralling tale.
Buy Trapped in the Tunnel to foil a sinister scheme today!
Review Quotes
I like this book because it is exciting. My dad let us stay up one night to read some. I could not wait to finish reading the book the next day. Thank you soo much for writing it.
Zafira, age 9, Belize
I liked this book because it was very exciting and because I love mysteries. I also think the fruit of the Spirit project was kinda neat and the events in the book were pretty real-to-life.
Lydia, age 11, Nebraska