The White House (I, Q)
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.32 (691 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1585364568 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 288 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-05-22 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
In addition to his action adventure books, Roland Smith is the author of many award-winning books for young readers including Journey of the Red Wolf; The Captain’s Dog: My Journey with the Lewis and Clark Tribe; and Thunder Cave, which was a 1996 Notable Children’s Trade Book in the field of Social Studies. His books with Sleeping Bear Press include W is for Waves: An
"An Awesome 2An Awesome 24-esque New Series for Tweens and young Teens Jennifer Donovan If the first book reminded me of 24, the second book is even more similar to the hit TV show, taking place in the White House, and actually occurring over a 24-hour period. I, Q: The White House contains slightly less violence than the first novel, so might be suitable for slightly younger audiences. However, terrorism is still a major theme, which would probably be scary and confusing to a reader too young to be able to handle the violence. As the title suggests, this story takes place in the White House. The President has two kids, Brittany, a teenager who has been fulfilling t. -esque New Series for Tweens and young Teens" according to Jennifer Donovan. If the first book reminded me of 2An Awesome 24-esque New Series for Tweens and young Teens Jennifer Donovan If the first book reminded me of 24, the second book is even more similar to the hit TV show, taking place in the White House, and actually occurring over a 24-hour period. I, Q: The White House contains slightly less violence than the first novel, so might be suitable for slightly younger audiences. However, terrorism is still a major theme, which would probably be scary and confusing to a reader too young to be able to handle the violence. As the title suggests, this story takes place in the White House. The President has two kids, Brittany, a teenager who has been fulfilling t. , the second book is even more similar to the hit TV show, taking place in the White House, and actually occurring over a 2An Awesome 24-esque New Series for Tweens and young Teens Jennifer Donovan If the first book reminded me of 24, the second book is even more similar to the hit TV show, taking place in the White House, and actually occurring over a 24-hour period. I, Q: The White House contains slightly less violence than the first novel, so might be suitable for slightly younger audiences. However, terrorism is still a major theme, which would probably be scary and confusing to a reader too young to be able to handle the violence. As the title suggests, this story takes place in the White House. The President has two kids, Brittany, a teenager who has been fulfilling t. -hour period. I, Q: The White House contains slightly less violence than the first novel, so might be suitable for slightly younger audiences. However, terrorism is still a major theme, which would probably be scary and confusing to a reader too young to be able to handle the violence. As the title suggests, this story takes place in the White House. The President has two kids, Brittany, a teenager who has been fulfilling t. Great read for young and old My 10 year olds and I loved this book. It was a long wait between book 1 & 2 (this book). Please write the next one faster!. "Action Thriller" according to Amazon Customer. A fun read that hooks you into reading the next book in the series
"This book is so cool that it practically set my future career as a CIA agent!" -- Jose"I was up two nights finishing it, it is Great!!!" -- Christian"They should make a movie." -- Chris"This is better than 39 Clues!" -- Nathaniel"What is the next book? I need to read it Now!" -- Melinda
In Book One: Independence Hall, we met Q and his stepsister, Angela. Book Two takes us on another thrilling caper, this time to the White House where Q and Angela continue their quest to uncover the truth behind the supposed death of Angela's real mother--a former Secret Service agent--while trying to differentiate the "good guys" from the "bad guys.". We met their rocker parents, Blaze and Roger; we met the Secret Service team protecting the family; and we met the main players of the Mossad team that is following them