Thanks to the author and publisher...I have a copy of this book to give away!
I read it earlier this week and loved it...here is a quick summary from the publisher!
TJ’s just an ordinary fourteen year old kid with extraordinary problems at home and school: A broken up family from his parents’ bitter divorce, evil bullies almost every afternoon, failing grades, boring classes, snobby girls, mean teachers, cut from basketball tryouts, few friends.
Life is rough for TJ Cockrell.
And then that mysterious little green book had to go and throw him into the past. And not just any past, but into the untamed forbidding forests of 1802 eastern Tennessee along with the savage Indians, wild beasts, bloodthirsty robbers, backwoods ruffians, and log cabin living! Yup, it’s definitely not 2011 Knoxville anymore.
And he thought his present life was bad news! But TJ’s adventures are only beginning. Along the way, he fights off killer beasts and bandits and braves, meets the young Davy Crockett, gains a world of confidence in himself, finds his first real love, and is befriended by a fantastic frontier family who really has it together.
When he returns to the present, he’s a brand new person––but there's killers loose in his house, bullies waiting to beat him up at school, a pretty new girl at Highland High he's hasn't even seen yet. And the aftermath of the little green book to deal with!
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Tonight is date night...we are off to...The Columbus Inn! It's an amazing lovely old old old structure...now a hot night spot!
Happy Friday!
Oh, I do love those old buildings that become restaurants...we used to have a great "barn like" kind of place out in the country here; it is closed now, though....sigh.
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Date night looks like it is taking place at an awesome location! Hope it was fun!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway. This sounds like an interesting book that I would like to read. I like history with a twist. Thanks!
The book seems to have an interesting journey that I would love to read :)
ReplyDeleteThat restaurant looks really pretty :)
My middle school boys will certainly to relate to TJ: family issues, girls, and adventure. Thanks for hosting the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteMy middle school students will certainly identify with TJ and what he's going through: adventure, family issues, and girls. Thanks for hosting the giveaway.
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