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The Dog Snatcher, Guardians of Time Book 1 by Phyllis Wheeler

The kid just wants his beloved dog back.

Disbelief and shock fill eleven-year-old Jake when a stranger grabs his dog. Jake and his twin Ava chase the scruffy teen down their suburban street, but then the thief vanishes into thin airSo . what is this ancient-looking skeleton key Jake finds in the street? Turning it in the air takes the twins-somewhere else. It’s a time-travel key>

Jake can’t believe it when the twins find themselves face-to-face with a helpful 700-year-old Swiss alchemist. Surely this man can help them find their missing dog.

But the dog snatcher won’t be easy to catch. He is a centuries-old alchemist too>

This action/adventure tale was designated a finalist for the prestigious Selah Award for Christian Fiction.

A story full of surprises, including a trip to France in 1680. For kids 8-11, containing 18 illustrations. Lexile^(R) reading level 550L, or 2nd grade. Now with a comprehensive 5-week homeschool study guide, focused on Christian living.

Ever since my son has read that book he is wanting to read more. (Smiley face) I am so grateful.–Mrs. Kennedy.

A wholesome romp through time, and readers learn a little history about Vienna and Lyon along the way. -Author of the beloved Andi Carter books, Susan K. Marlow.

This is a fun journey of laughter and learning. The mystery includes a pirate key, an ancient clock shop, forgiveness, truth, new friends and family ties that warm the heart.-Azalea Dabill, author.

I really think it’s a great book. It’s interesting and definitely engaging.-E.S., age 10.

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Phyllis Wheeler writes time-travel stories for kids with a bit of fantasy thrown in. Her award-winning books for kids feature strong families and a moral compass. She and her husband live in St. Louis. Be on the lookout for new releases in this series>