Book details
The Roman, the Twelve and the King (Volume 2) (The Epic Order of the Seven)
Description
The Roman, the Twelve, and the King is the second book in the Epic Order of the Seven series that continues the journey of a team of animal friends created by the Maker to be his envoys at pivotal points of history. Tasked with their most important mission, they accompany Jesus throughout his childhood, ministry, passion, and resurrection. Parallel to this, the story follows George Friedric Handel in 1735 London, as he overcomes rejection by the King of England and embarks on composing Messiah, the most significant piece of music ever written. The animals revisit key moments in Jesus' life, ensuring the fulfillment of the divine plan despite opposition from various foes. This action-packed, time-travel adventure intertwines the story of Christ with the creation of Handel's Messiah, culminating in its premiere in London, where the King of Kings reigns supreme.
Age
7-12
Text complexity
proficient
Length
646 pages
Book in series
#4
Why to read
- Historical Enrichment: 'The Roman, the Twelve and the King' offers readers a rich tapestry of historical events, blending biblical accounts with the history of the Roman Empire. This provides an engaging way to learn about significant historical figures and events in an entertaining narrative format.
- Character Development: Through the eyes of the animal characters in 'The Epic Order of the Seven,' readers can experience the growth and development of key figures such as the apostles and historical leaders. This unique perspective encourages readers to consider familiar stories from fresh angles.
- Inspirational Themes: Jenny L. Cote's book is filled with themes of faith, courage, and friendship. Readers looking for uplifting content will find the story both heartwarming and motivating, as it encourages them to reflect on their own beliefs and values.
- Creative Storytelling: The blend of talking animals, historical fiction, and biblical events makes for a highly creative and imaginative reading experience. This book is perfect for those who enjoy fantasy elements intertwined with real-world history and theology.