Adventures in Odyssey Passages Series: Glennall's Betrayal

by Paul McCusker

Book Overview

An elaborate, captivating fantasyland becomes the setting for the ancient stories of the Scriptures in the Passages series. James goes from traveling with gypsies to receiving honor at a palace to... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1561798088
• ISBN13: 9781561798087
• Release Date: January 1999
• Publisher: Tommy Nelson
• Length: 208 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.3" x 8.0"
• Age Range: 10 to 14 years
• Grade Range: Grades 5 to 9

Customer Reviews

Hang On

An incredible journey to another world, this book will take you on an awesome ride. My 10 year old could not put it down.

Awesome

I finished reading this book.And think "That was a good book" Really worth reading.I loved it. "I want to read more!!" I say.LOL.Yes, it was very VERY exciting! Glennal's Betrayal is really simalar to Joseph King of Dreams. When Joseph was sold as a slave by his very own brothers. Very simalar but put in diffrent words. I tell you again.Worth reading. EXTREMELY EXCITING :D

Another cool installment in the Passages series!

I absolutely love Paul McCusker's Passages books. I've been a fan of the Adventures in Odyssey program for years, and this book can function with or without prior Odyssey experience.Young James finds himself in another world, and soon rescuing a young boy from his brothers. No sooner does he rescue him than the brothers return, and sell them both as slaves! James and Glennal soon discover they've been given a unique ability...together they can have visions of future events, by the power of the Unseen One. (God) They attempt to use their gift to help, but soon much more than their freedom depends on them!!Like I've said before, the Passages series grabs the brain lobe that loves the fantasy adventures of journeys to other worlds much like Narnia, or Middle-Earth. Lots of fun, and lots of learning too.For the parents: Glennal and James encounter rough treatment in slavery, and one man dies a violent death in a labor camp. Another is implied executed (with a graphic vision about it beforehand)

Very Impressive

Paul McCusker writes the i've ever read.I loved this book about a different world full of unexpected twists and tunrns that will leave you dazzled,dazed,and writing emails to Paul McCusker and asking him to write more books of the same.