Book details
Rachel's Secret Journal (Secret Journals of Bible-Time Kids, 2)
Published in
2004
Description
Set in the time of the construction of King Solomon's temple, twelve-year-old Rachel writes in her diary about the joys and difficulties of life in Jerusalem. In a different era, Benjamin, a Jewish boy who struggles with remembering his lessons from synagogue and often exaggerates for attention, wonders if anyone will believe him when he and his homeless friend Peter witness Jesus performing miracles.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
141 pages
Book in series
#3
Why to read
- Reason 1: Engaging Storyline - The book offers an engaging and imaginative storyline that brings the biblical era to life for young readers, making it a captivating read.
- Reason 2: Educational Value - Through the eyes of a child living in biblical times, readers can learn about historical and cultural aspects of that period in an accessible and entertaining way.
- Reason 3: Character Development - The protagonist's experiences and growth throughout the story can provide valuable lessons in resilience and faith for young readers.
- Reason 4: Family-Friendly Content - The book is a great choice for family reading time, offering opportunities for discussions about history, faith, and moral values.