Reseña del libro "No Good Stede Goes Unpunished: 4 (Caribbean Chronicles) (en Inglés)"
Would you risk your life to go back in time to the golden age of piracy? ★ 2021 Selah Finalist for YA Literature ★At the conclusion of a seminar on, “Trances and Visions: Exploring the Out-of-Body Experience,” the wealthy daughter of a prominent physician approaches Ricky with an offer. "If my father could fix things so your mother would receive the best cancer treatment for free, would you go back in time to clear my ancestor’s good name?"Ricky explains that he can’t simply will himself to have an episode and take a time-travel trip."Absence seizures don't work that way. Even if I could go back, I can’t control when and where I end up.”But Ricky also knows there have been instances where someone claimed they slipped into a trance and saw past and future events. "They saw things," Ricky says to the rich girl, "but didn't change what happened in the past."Then, for the third time since last Christmas, Ricky experiences a short "staring spell” -- of fixed gazing into space and sailing through time.Moments later Ricky finds himself in pirate land with Stede Bonnet, a rich sugar plantation owner who thought becoming a pirate might be a fun way to live out the rest of his life. And for Bonnet it was a Yabba Dabba Doo good time right up until the moment Ricky stepped aboard the Revenge. Will Ricky swing by the neck or die on the deck?Set sail from Barbados with Bonnet’s crew as they slant west towards the North American coast, and run afoul of the British Royal Navy, the good citizens of Charleston, and the pirate Blackbeard. Would you risk your life to go back in time in order to save your mother?Features:* Historically accurate fiction (as close as possible)* Short, fun, fast read* Spiced with humor* No profanity or sexual overtones* No glorification of evil and wickednessBenefits:* Reinforces the Golden Rule* Honors family* Encourages readers to wonder "what if?"* One of the best books for boys who do not like to read* Also one of the best books for boys who like to read"Avast ye teen pirates and fans of pirate fiction! This teen novel be a popular book fer boys who like ter read or really any lass (girl) or feller (boys) who be ages 10, 11, 12, 14, -- oops I skipped 13 -- 13, 15. Privateers and them who be looking fer a popular young adult book 'ill dance tha hempen jig when ya set sail with this pirate adventure novel, fantasy time travel series. Freebooters and scallywags seeking popular books fer boys (shrimp-size shipmates) or popular chapter books fer yer youth who like historical fiction, might ought ter stack tha poop deck with this clean, YA fantasy book, which also be a new young adult historical book fer teens."Jack Sparrow be a son of a biscuit eater if'n he don' enjoy this popular chapter book fer boys ages 10-12, 9-12 and thems that be in grades 7, 8, 10, -- oops I skipped 9 -- 9, 11, and 12. Shiver me timbers this be one fine popular new release YA fiction series fer boys who do not like to read . . . er, books for boys who don't like to read. Unless you be a girl who likes ter read.In which case it be blimey, blow the man down good series fer girls, too. You decide. " - - Jolly Roger Reviews
