Books in Odyssey Adventures series

Wooton is at it again! This time, he’s creating a mix of stories about some of the beloved songs of the faith like “Jesus Loves Me” and “It Is Well with My Soul.” Plus, enjoy the retelling of the history of the famous Jubilee Singers of Fisk University. For more historical fun facts, visit Whitsend.org/Wooton.Wooton’s Whirled History 2 is a compilation of previously released episodes with new introductions to each episode by Wooton. Also included will be a discussion guide for parents and teachers to use as they talk through the choices made by these courageous men and women. Episodes include “Amazing Grace,” “Something Significant,” “It Is Well,” and “The Jubilee Singers,” Part 1, 2, and 3.

Don't waste another minute wondering what to do! Exciting adventures await you in Odyssey! Volume 18 contains the following stories (and themes): My Fair Bernard (Doing your best) Hymn Writers (Christian composers) Great Love (Love) The Jesus Cloth (Icons) The Case of the Delinquent Disciples (Commitment) The Marriage Feast (God's Judgment) Family Values (Family values) Why Don't You Grow Up? (Maturity) Terror from the Skies (Discernment) Count It All Joy (Joy) The Mysterious Stranger 1 & 2 (Greed)

Adventures in Odyssey is approaching its 30th birthday! For nearly 30 years, AIO has been entertaining families with enthralling storylines that teach biblical values disguised in humor. Young and old alike will be delighted to meet all the characters of Odyssey and follow them on their adventures.In this Adventures in Odyssey volume, wedding bells are finally ringing for Penny Wise and Wooton Bassett, but the journey to the altar takes several unexpected side roads. Meanwhile, the Jones and Parker Detective Agency faces its most perplexing case yet, Olivia and Matthew compete against each other for student body president, and Whit finds himself in the middle of a feud between two warring clans. Celebrate marriage, family, and friends in Odyssey with this hilarious six-episode collection!

Odyssey is buzzing with activity! Why is the Statue of Liberty missing? Why is a young boy so desperate to find a toy lamb? Will anyone show up to see Marvin Washington's new band? Why are cows filing a class-action lawsuit against Little Boy Blue? And who's been leaving mysterious messages on Connie's voicemail? Find the answers to these questions and more in this latest release from Adventures in Odyssey!Volume 43 contains the following episodes (and themes): Sounds Like a Mystery (Dishonesty) Think on These Things (Thought life) Fairy Tal-e-vision (Consequences of sin) Stars in Our Eyes (Heroes) Sunday Morning Scramble (Worship) Potential Possibilities (Using our gifts) Call Me if You Care (Reconciliation) True Calling (Fear) And That's the Truth (Speaking the truth in love) A Lamb's Tale (Sacrifice) A Glass Darkly (Trusting in God) The Coolest Dog (Pride)

Adventures in Odyssey is exciting, character-building audio entertainment for the whole family―brought to life by an award-winning team that uses storytelling to teach lasting truths. So grab your imagination and find out why over 20 million Adventures in Odyssey products have been distributed worldwide.Jason Whittaker discovers a life-threatening plot in the works after he tracks the villainous Mr. Grote to London. In Odyssey, rumors fly when a wedding brochure is mistaken for an announcement and everyone thinks Connie is getting married. Eugene and Katrina hear unsettling news about their future. And Kids’ Radio tells the exciting story about how a back-country man with a simple desire for peace winds up on the front lines of World War I. Amidst all of the conflict and comedy, our pals in Odyssey learn that being in over their heads can be a very touching and funny experience when God is put in the center of it all.

He loves me, he loves me not? Love―even life itself―is on the line as Connie drives all the way to Washington, D.C., to mend fences with Mitch. But his cool reception matches the frigid waters that nearly cost Connie her life during a stopover in West Virginia. A sudden job opportunity abroad creates yet another crisis for their relationship. Meanwhile, Odyssey's master of mispronunciation, Bart Rathbone, decides to sponsor―what else?―a Shakespeare festival. But he ends up with more theatrics behind stage than on it. Throughout these and other conflict-solving stories, kids 8 and up will learn that running away from a problem only makes matters worse. Volume 41 contains the following stories (and themes): Do or Diet (patience and perseverance) Hindsight (the value of every moment) The Taming of the Two (teamwork) The Mailman Cometh (responsibility) Teacher's Pest (love your enemies) My Girl Hallie (putting people before things) Seeing Red (admitting you're wrong) Black Clouds (God's presence in tough times) Silver Lining (revenge) Pink Is Not My Color (unconditional love) Something Blue, 1 & 2 (counting the cost)

Stand by for chaos! Connie and the gang think they're doing another safe, scripted BTV program. But that's before the fire, the okra incident, and the renegade nose. Meanwhile, Liz's brother Mark just got engaged. How's she supposed to fit in now that she's second fiddle? Missing families, missing identities, and missing the point all figure prominently in the 40th installment of Adventures in Odyssey. Through the usual sticky situations, your whole family will learn the importance of teamwork, grace, unselfishness, and discovering God's will. Volume 40 contains the following stories (and themes): For the Fun of It (growing up too fast) Room Enough for Two (feeling replaced) BTV: Behind the Scenes (unity) Bassett Hounds (grace) It's All about Me (credit) The Case of the Disappearing Hortons (accepting help from others) The Defining Moment (being part of a team) Mystery at Tin Flat (fitting in) All Things to All People (evangelism) Here Today, Gone Tomorrow? 1, 2, & 3 (determining God's will)

It's time for the annual “Best Small Town in America” national competition . . . and Odyssey's in the running! This special occasion brings together a hometown reunion of long-lost friends, like the Barclay family, Lucy Cunningham-Schultz, and Edwin Blackgaard. But who knows how far everyone will go to take the title? Your family won't want to miss these brand-new stories with plenty of good old-fashioned fun―Odyssey style!

Whether new to the show or longtime fans, listeners won’t be disappointed by these 12 action-packed episodes. The Present Long Ago is one of many stories that feature kids in Odyssey learning important lessons, while seven episodes star Eugene―including his exciting re-introduction. In that three-part show, Whit breaks the shocking news: Eugene has amnesia, a loss of memory with no viable cure. Connie, Tom, and Bernard will stop at nothing to help their friend, including a risky experiment. It’s an adventure over 17 years in the making: Eugene Returns!

Considered by fans to contain the best years of Odyssey, volumes 16-35 are back in new collectible CD sets―perfect for new listeners to the show, and families completing their Odyssey library! Oh no! Dr. Regis Blackgaard is back . . . in the Imagination Station no less! Is anyone in Odyssey safe from his latest scheme? Come along on the adventure and experience the best birthday ever . . . that never ends! Join in the biggest mudfight Odyssey has ever seen, and hear how the adults are planning a year of NO FUN! Along the way, learn lessons about being honest, using time and resources wisely, and helping others. This album is your ticket to adventures in Odyssey―and in your own imagination!Volume 33 contains the following stories (and themes): Another Man's Shoes (understanding others) Opening Day (God's leading) Blackgaard's Revenge 1 & 2 (recognizing deception) The Buck Starts Here (using resources wisely) Something Cliqued between Us (including others) The Eternal Birthday (too much of a good thing) Bethany's Imaginary Friend (imagination is healthy) The Y.A.K. Problem (worry) Blind Girl's Bluff (honesty) Where There's Smoke (positive role models) The Virtual Kid (enjoying life) You Win Some, You Lose Some (being a good example) The Treasure Room (valuing people) Chain Reaction (consequences of irresponsibility)