Books with author Mrs. Christie Ann Sever

Izzy, a young American Irish dancer, is a fun girl but just a little bit bossy. Her twin brother, Joe, loves soccer and aggravating Izzy. Together they are magically whisked away to 18th-century Ireland during the time of the culture crushing Penal Laws. There they hide from soldiers, climb into a castle, and befriend a quirky and rebellious Dance Master whose job it is to keep the culture alive. When soldiers confront the Dance Master the twins must get past their annoyance with each other to work cleverly and together in order to save him. But even if they can do that, will they be able to return home to their 21st-century family and friends? “Sound the Warning” is not only a story about survival in an oppressed country, but it is also a story of how family loyalty and a little bit of Irish magic can overcome many problems.

Izzy, a young American Irish dancer, is a fun girl but just a little bit bossy. Her twin brother, Joe, loves soccer and aggravating Izzy. Together they are magically whisked away to 18th-century Ireland during the time of the culture crushing Penal Laws. There they hide from soldiers, climb into a castle, and befriend a quirky and rebellious Dance Master whose job it is to keep the culture alive. When soldiers confront the Dance Master the twins must get past their annoyance with each other to work cleverly and together in order to save him. But even if they can do that, will they be able to return home to their 21st-century family and friends?“Sound the Warning” is not only a story about survival in an oppressed country, but it is also a story of how family loyalty and a little bit of Irish magic can overcome many problems.

Joe has waited until the last minute to write a school report on Nelson Mandela. He convinces his sister, Izzy, to time-travel with him to South Africa in the 1970s, so that he can interview Mandela, and write The Best Report Ever. Being still somewhat new to time-travel, they mess it up a bit and end up in an African wild game preserve full of bloodthirsty animals. Will the twins survive the circle of life there, and will Joe be able to finish his report? What else will they discover in South Africa that's even more dangerous than wild animals?"The Magic March" is an adventure story that also celebrates human differences, and the power of children to make a lasting impact in the world.

Joe has waited until the last minute to write a school report on Nelson Mandela. He convinces his sister, Izzy, to time-travel with him to South Africa in the 1970s, so that he can interview Mandela, and write the Best Report Ever. Being still somewhat new to time-travel, they mess it up a bit and end up in an African wild game preserve full of bloodthirsty animals.Will the twins survive the circle of life there, and will Joe be able to finish his report? What else will they discover in South Africa that's even more dangerous than wild animals?"The Magic March" is an adventure story that also celebrates human differences, and the power of children to make a lasting impact in the world.