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There aren’t many people who love history except for your teachers and parents who want you to study the subject. Think about all those dates, facts, and places to memorize and remember. Now, how would you like a book with two different stories in history twisted together? Oh, what is that I hear? Do you think there is no such book? I’m afraid I must disagree. I do have such a book, and oh, what wonders it has done for me! Introducing Amelia Earhart and the Flying Chariot! The siblings Abby and Doc have experienced history by getting messed up in other books in this series. This time they realize it when Abby’s glasses go missing. In their place is a pair of heavy flight goggles with Amelia Earhart’s signature on them. Intrigued, Abby and Doc jump into the tall cardboard box that helped them time-travel before. They find themselves in Amelia Earhart’s time and see her boarding her plane for the legendary cross Atlantic flight. The siblings ask her to take them with her, but somehow they find themselves in the Mediterranean!
There aren’t many people who love history except for your teachers and parents who want you to study the subject. Think about all those dates, facts, and places to memorize and remember. Now, how would you like a book with two different stories in history twisted together? Oh, what is that I hear? Do you think there is no such book? I’m afraid I must disagree. I do have such a book, and oh, what wonders it has done for me! Introducing Amelia Earhart and the Flying Chariot! The siblings Abby and Doc have experienced history by getting messed up in other books in this series. This time they realize it when Abby’s glasses go missing. In their place is a pair of heavy flight goggles with Amelia Earhart’s signature on them. Intrigued, Abby and Doc jump into the tall cardboard box that helped them time-travel before. They find themselves in Amelia Earhart’s time and see her boarding her plane for the legendary cross Atlantic flight. The siblings ask her to take them with her, but somehow they find themselves in the Mediterranean!
As they land, they see that they aren’t in the 1900s. It seems as though they are in the time of the Ancient Greeks, and they are! It is Olympia, and the Olympic Games are going on. By mistake, they destroy the Spartan princess Kyniska’s horse chariot. They also injure the driver. To pay for their mistakes, Amelia agrees to drive her plane for Kyniska at the race the next day. Unfortunately, the wooden plane is too heavy for the horses. After a few laps, Amelia is at the back of the pack. But, somehow, she wins! Want to find out how? Read the book!
As they land, they see that they aren’t in the 1900s. It seems as though they are in the time of the Ancient Greeks, and they are! It is Olympia, and the Olympic Games are going on. By mistake, they destroy the Spartan princess Kyniska’s horse chariot. They also injure the driver. To pay for their mistakes, Amelia agrees to drive her plane for Kyniska at the race the next day. Unfortunately, the wooden plane is too heavy for the horses. After a few laps, Amelia is at the back of the pack. But, somehow, she wins! Want to find out how? Read the book!
This book can prove a very informative piece of work to readers. Although I find it illuminating, I think it is a bit lame after reading Steve Sheinkin’s other books. The rest of his books are thrilling with a lot of mystery involved, but this is a bit soft. There are 21 chapters and 178 pages. This book is meant for kids aged seven to ten years, but anyone interested can read it.
This book can prove a very informative piece of work to readers. Although I find it illuminating, I think it is a bit lame after reading Steve Sheinkin’s other books. The rest of his books are thrilling with a lot of mystery involved, but this is a bit soft. There are 21 chapters and 178 pages. This book is meant for kids aged seven to ten years, but anyone interested can read it.
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