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In the darkest hours of the American Revolution, two future presidents go for help. Young John Quincy Adams befriends a boy whose father is illicitly buying weapons, finds a girl pretending to be something she's not, learns from a French doctor connected to a mysterious Committee, and discovers a British spy in search of something that might not be there. In Sea Chase, bestselling author John Braddock has written a story of the American Revolution for young adults. Fans of his #1 Kindle Single A Spy's Guide To Thinking and A Spy's Guide To Strategy will find the combination of storytelling and principles of decision-making that made his books so beloved. Inspired by the incredible true story of young Johnny Quincy Adams' first journey to Europe, Sea Chase is a novel of action, courage and resilience in the face of enemies, foreign and domestic. Buy this book today to join young John Quincy Adams in a journey of discovery and illumination in the darkest of times. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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I need to pay more attention when I select a book in the giveaways section. I expected this to be nonfiction, and, while based on history, it is definitely fiction. In addition, it is fiction meant for young people, which I decidedly am not. I did read it, in spite of all this. If I were 50 years younger, I think I would have enjoyed this book very much. Young Johnny Adams is on a ship with his father, going to France to seek help with the war for independence. In addition, there's a secret mission that he doesn't know about, but hears some sailors discussing when they don't know he's listening. Young Johnny and his friends eventually save the day in the manner of all young people's literature and everyone, except the bad guys, goes home happy. If you're a late elementary school or secondary school student, I think this book would be a good read. ( )