Adventures in Odyssey: Cause & Effect

During busy days of running errands, going back and forth to school, and hustling to and from extra curricular activities, we love to pop in a good "book on CD" and let our minds wander into some great adventure.  Recently, we've been listening to Adventures in Odyssey:  Cause & Effect.  Though geared toward children slightly older than my own, I must say that these stories captivated the attention of all riders with the exception of my 18 month old (who was understandably more intrigued with the trees and cars passing by the window!).  These particular disks contains both inspirational stories and child-appropriate mysteries.  The boys were particularly fascinated by the mysteries.  In fact, they got so into the story plots and life lessons that they began asking to listen to them during their limited  television time (you can imagine my surprise!) and while doing other activities throughout the day.

From the Publisher:
It’s all-new Adventures in Odyssey episodes in volume 52, Cause & Effect. Join Eugene and Matthew as they investigate why the clock tower at City Hall seems to be counting down to a mysterious deadline. Could it have something to do with the anniversary of a lost love from twenty years ago? Barrett couldn’t be more excited about getting the lead role in the school play. But when his first practice is interrupted by a mysterious booming voice, Emily Jones must investigate the “phantom of the school play.” Also, perfect for the holiday season, are stories on Thanksgiving (“A Thankstaking Story”) and Christmas (“Grandma’s Christmas Visit”).
Adventures in Odyssey is fun and exciting audio entertainment that teaches quality character traits and ignites the imagination of all who listen. Imagine, Discover, and Grow with Adventures in Odyssey.

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