Danger on a Silent Night (AIO Imagination Station Books Book 12)

My 9 year old son, who HATES to read, absolutely LOVES this series of books! My son has struggled to learn to read since kindergarten. Now that he is in 3rd grade, he has steadily progressed in his reading ability. Anytime I ask him to read "required" material, he balks. Then, he recently discovered some Imagination Station books on his brother's bookshelf. He started reading and hasn't stopped. He's read 12 books in the past 3 weeks...which is HUGE for him! I wish these books were still being written because I don't know what he will read next. But, I'm thankful for the time he's had with this series.Additionally, the Imagination Station books have history thread throughout them. He's reading and learning at the same time. Thank you, Focus on the Family, for an amazing series!

My favorite Imagination Station book so far... and my kids loved it, too. It was the perfect thing to read the week before Christmas, though it would be a wonderful read any time of the year. Reading it aloud before bed to my 4 kiddos was nice, and it was a nice, new and different way to tell the Christmas story. It felt like we were there as Beth was holding and playing with baby Jesus. It touched all of our hearts.

Really enjoyed this book. This time Patrick and Beth are traveling to Bethlehem with the Wise Men to see Baby Jesus. There are many trials to overcome as they go to Jerusalem to talk to King Herod. Beth happens to be a slave fir the king. How do the cousins get back together and get to see Jesus? You will have to read the book to find out. Highly recommended reading.

My kids at school loved this series. It is easy enough for struggling readers and interesting enough that many of my stronger readers went through the whole series so really good for getting kids into sharing their books without making them feel like their reading skills (or lack thereof) were obvious. Christian focus is very gentle so good for all the families.

My children enjoy the Imagination Station books. The stories are interesting, informative, and thought provoking. They take you back in time and apply Christian life lessons while you learn historical lessons. I highly recommend them all.