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Lois W. JohnsonRiver North / 2013 / ePubOur Price$6.394.5 out of 5 stars for Escape Into the Night / New edition - eBook. View reviews of this product. 4 Reviews
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Jen5 Stars Out Of 5Excellent books!April 11, 2023JenQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This review was written for Escape into the Night.My 13 year old daughter enjoys this series SO much, and so do I! Highly recommend this series.
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XAV5 Stars Out Of 5Great Book!February 17, 2021XAVQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This review was written for Escape into the Night.All Lois Walfrid Johnson's books are great!!!
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P.J.K.5 Stars Out Of 5Awesome Book!January 5, 2016P.J.K.Quality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This review was written for Escape into the Night.I've always loved Lois Walfrid Johnson's books and these were no exception. I love every minute of them and I think she did a great job not only having excitement and action, but also a message, and some awesome historic facts!
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Sofia Marie3 Stars Out Of 5Will entertainDecember 20, 2016Sofia MarieQuality: 0Value: 0Meets Expectations: 0This review was written for Escape into the Night."At the shore of the river, Libby stepped down, expecting to find ice. Instead, cold water rose around her feet. Suddenly she yelped. Hush! came the quick warning from above. Libby leaped from the water to a foothold in the bank. Just then a voice cried out. Over here! a man shouted. Get him! called another. The slave catchers! Like the cold water, terror washed over Libby."
Twelve-year-old Libby Norstad lives on a steamboat, where her father is the captain. There is only one other kid her age: Caleb, the cabin boy. As much as Libby wants to be friends, Caleb always seems to be hiding something. When a fugitive slave comes aboard, Libby starts guessing what Caleb is keeping back. Should she tell on him? Should she help him?
Genre: historical, adventure. For those 14 and under. Issues dealt with: slavery, equal treatment, helping others.
"Escape into the Night" mentions God only about 3-5 times. The characters say that they do what they do because of what they believe. This story will certainly not help strengthen your relationship with God, although it will entertain. This is book 1 of The Freedom Seekers series. The other books are "Race for Freedom," "Midnight Rescue," "The Swindler's Treasure," "Mysterious Signal," and "The Fiddler's Secret."
"Do not merely listen to the word, and so deceive yourselves. Do what it says." James 1:22 (NIV)
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