Book details

  • Genre:children's fiction
  • Sub-genre:Action & Adventure / General
  • Age Range (years):6 - 10
  • Language:English
  • Series Title:Billy Rush Adventure Series
  • Series Number:2
  • Pages:184
  • Paperback ISBN:9798992940626

Billy Rush and the Wagon Wheel of Destiny

Overview

In this second book, Billy and his friend Jacob the Leaf Mite must find a way to save the fall harvest, which has been exposed to an unexpected winter storm. During their magical adventure, they meet the Queen of the Leaf Mites, the King of the Wind Sprites, and the seasonal creatures that play a huge role in keeping the seasons on schedule. As they venture farther, Billy uncovers family history as their secrets are revealed, and he learns about a wagon wheel that brought his family back to the Texas Panhandle. Will Billy and Jacob the Leaf Mite get the answers they need?
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Description

Something has caused an early winter storm, placing the fall harvest and the autumn season creatures in danger, but Billy and his friend Jacob the Leaf Mite have a plan. They meet with the Wind Sprite King and the Leaf Mite Queen to find the answers they need, and they discover the history of Billy's grandad, who organized the seasonal creatures to work together after his family migrated to the Texas Panhandle in a wagon wheel. Mystery, family secrets, and history combine to weave together a heartwarming tale of farm life and a young boy's imagination. Farm life and moral characters are the center of this story, and the use of manners makes it a wonderful alternative for every young reader. Hay lofts and pumpkins, secrets and trouble—all come together to make a new adventure on the Rush family farm.
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About The Author

Jerry Dixon is a Texas Panhandle native, raised on a small farm in the area where he developed a passion for storytelling. A Christian by choice, he spent a lifetime in the field of technology before settling down in retirement to write young adult and children's books. He writes about moral obligations, manners, and history using whimsical characters from life experiences and his vivid imagination. Jerry is married and has five wonderful children, along with a host of grandchildren. When he is not writing, he enjoys preaching the Gospel of Christ, woodworking, thinking of stories, and spending time with his family.
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