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Out of the ashes of World War II emerges a blue and white glass star with special powers. Who made it and why? That is the question before David and Julia, our heroes from the last Evod Series book, Evod and the Children of the Star. Armed with a book written by David's great-grandfather, Moishe Blum, David and Julia must show the School Board of Naples Christian Academy why the star must be honored there.The familiar characters of Mel, Mom and Dad Roth, and Mrs. Hingle re-emerge. So does Mr. Strumpstein, the mysterious millionaire the children met in the last book.In this historical-fiction prequel to Evod and the Children of the Star, you are introduced to Moishe, Edward, and Leah, key characters in the decades-old mystery of the star.Evod again reveals unsolved mysteries and even future events. Don't be surprised if you find yourself crying, laughing, and gasping with surprise while reading this exciting tale for kids and adults.Will David and Julia be able to uncover enough material to prove the magical star belongs in the foyer of Naples Christian Academy? Will David grow from a wimpy kid to a strong voice for history and his people?
"IMAGINATION GALORE!"That's how one reader describes EVOD AND THE CHILDREN OF THE STAR, written for the Middle Grade reader.When a huge, supernatural dove shows up at a boarding school, it leads David Roth and Julia Hingle on the adventures of their lives. Their journey includes flying, escaping a whirlwind, and visiting a cave full of worshipping strangers. The two become amateur sleuths when they find a mysterious star in the basement of their school. How did the star get there and why was it hidden?Their investigation reaches a dead end when they turn to their principal and seek his help. Instead of helping, he treats them harshly, dispenses punishment, and threatens them with expulsion."IT WAS GOOD. GREAT! FULL OF ADVENTURE!" says a ten-year-old reader.Add in an explosion at a nearby school and an enigmatic janitor and you have a recipe for excitement in this uplifting story of discovery, loss, and identity. In this fast-moving tale, the star disappears. David, Julia, and their friend JJ trace it to a millionaire who doesn't want to share it. Will David, Julia and JJ be able to return the star to its rightful place?Evod and the Children of the Star is the first in a series by new author Laya Brandt and explores the commonality between different faiths.It is great reading for eight- to twelve-year-olds, but also engaging for younger and older audiences.
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