A road trip back to childhood.

 

One of my favorite musicians and story tellers, Andrew Peterson, wrote two adventure, fiction books.  He just released the second book of the series, titled “North! Or Be Eaten.”  This book, which I just started, is about a family, the Igiby’s, who are once again stuck in a scary, wonderful adventure.  After having their house burned down, they are now in search of the Jewels of Anneria.  The kids are just learning about their father, their inheritance, and their responsibilities.  Now they are trying to avoid not only the Fangs of Dang, but toothy cows, quill diggles, and lots of other mysterious creatures you’ll have trouble pronouncing.  In the beginning of this book we find the Igiby children in the tree house of all of our childhood dreams.  This tree house belongs to the unlikely superhero Peet the Sock Man.  Just as the children are making themselves at home in this home far from the ground, they conclude that their journey must continue.  They must continue north, to a place where hopefully they no longer have to look around every corner for a Fang of Dang—one of the few places Fangs avoid.  This is a wonderful way to share an adventurous story with friends, family, and foes.

You can find his book and music here: http://andrew-peterson.com/