Book details
The Elijah Project
Description
Zach and Piper always knew their little brother, Elijah, had supernatural gifts. But now others are starting to notice-and not all of them are human.On the Run After six-year-old Elijah performs a miracle-on national television-he and his two older siblings begin a race across the country to find their missing parents and escape the mysterious Shadow Man.The Enemy Closes InZach becomes enchanted by a beautiful runaway who dabbles in the supernatural. When he becomes drawn into her world of darkness, he puts both himself and his family in danger.Trapped by ShadowsWhen Elijah is taken by Shadow Man, Zach and Piper risk everything to get him back. But the evil forces they are up against are more powerful than they ever imagined.The Chamber of Lies Zach, Piper, and Elijah must make the ultimate decision when Shadow Man offers them greatness and power if they will join him and his forces of darkness.
Age
9-12
Text complexity
beginner
Length
384 pages
Book in series
#1
Why to read
- Engaging Storytelling: 'The Elijah Project' by Bill Myers is known for its captivating narrative that combines elements of suspense, adventure, and spiritual warfare, making it an enthralling read for anyone interested in a gripping story with a supernatural twist.
- Thought-Provoking Themes: The book explores deep and meaningful themes such as good versus evil, the power of faith, and the nature of redemption. These themes encourage readers to reflect on their own beliefs and the spiritual battles they may face in their lives.
- Character Development: Readers will find the characters in 'The Elijah Project' to be well-developed and relatable. As the characters face challenges and grow throughout the story, readers can find inspiration in their journeys and possibly see reflections of their own personal growth.
- Spiritual Insight: For those interested in Christian fiction, 'The Elijah Project' offers a unique perspective on biblical truths and spiritual insights. It provides an opportunity for readers to see biblical principles in action within a modern setting, which can be both educational and uplifting.