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Lydia Barnes & The Mystery of the Broken Cross
In book two of the Global Warning Series, Lydia finds herself in Jerusalem for Christmas. However, she doesn't experience peace during this holiday season. The ongoing war between the Israelis and the Palestinians that she had been bored by in the news back home becomes real as bombs explode all around her, even killing innocent children. The war becomes more personal as Lydia discovers how much the Jewish leaders hate Christians. Lydia just wants to go home and have a normal Christmas, but not until she discovers who has been stealing the Bibles from the mission center.
160 pages, Perfect Paperback
First published November 15, 2007
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August 9, 2020
~~ S-L-O-W Not as good as the first book. ~~
Whilst it was definitely good to get a feel of what life is like for the Jews and Palestinians, the storyline in this book was not well developed. The mystery is there but it is not until Chapter 12 that Lydia realizes that she needs to solve the mystery of the missing money.
Lydia is a 14 year old girl and VERY conscious of the boys around her. The story focused way too much on boys and crushes making this book not so suitable as a read aloud for the family.
This book is a stand-alone even though it is part of a series. Unlike the first book, this second one does not set the scene for the next book. There were also quite a few editing errors. We borrowed this book from our local library and whilst after reading the first one I went and purchased it for our Kindles, I won't be doing this for this one. Thanks, Liz
Whilst it was definitely good to get a feel of what life is like for the Jews and Palestinians, the storyline in this book was not well developed. The mystery is there but it is not until Chapter 12 that Lydia realizes that she needs to solve the mystery of the missing money.
Lydia is a 14 year old girl and VERY conscious of the boys around her. The story focused way too much on boys and crushes making this book not so suitable as a read aloud for the family.
This book is a stand-alone even though it is part of a series. Unlike the first book, this second one does not set the scene for the next book. There were also quite a few editing errors. We borrowed this book from our local library and whilst after reading the first one I went and purchased it for our Kindles, I won't be doing this for this one. Thanks, Liz
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