The first book in the Adventures in Odyssey by Paul McCusker, Strange Journey Back follows Mark, who just moved to town with his mom. His only friend is a girl named Patti, which bothers him. He's also dealing with the guilt and the aftermath of his father walking out on him, thinking it was his fault.
Patti introduces him to Whit's End and the Imagination Station, which he wants to use to go back in time to understand exactly why his father left them.
A book that touches on guilt, family, fathers, mothers, the imagination, and friendship in a manner appropriate for younger readers, these are a must-read for younger readers and a new series for this generation to enjoy while learning valuable lessons.
Patti introduces him to Whit's End and the Imagination Station, which he wants to use to go back in time to understand exactly why his father left them.
A book that touches on guilt, family, fathers, mothers, the imagination, and friendship in a manner appropriate for younger readers, these are a must-read for younger readers and a new series for this generation to enjoy while learning valuable lessons.
