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Danger on Thunder MountainLee Roddy

Children's fiction

Danger on Thunder Mountain

by Lee Roddy

Book 3 of the An American Adventure series

176 pages · First published 1989

Thunder Mountain becomes the site of a dangerous confrontation when young adventurers follow clues into terrain where weather, isolation, and hostile people all work against them. What begins as curiosity or a search for answers develops into a situation requiring survival skills and moral courage. The mountain’s remoteness gives villains room to act while making rescue uncertain. Lee Roddy closes this catalog run with another fast juvenile adventure combining Western atmosphere, Christian values, and the recurring lesson that bravery means acting wisely even when fear is justified.

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Violence, weapons, and peril

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Bush Tea with Honey

A fragrant cup of tea suits a tense, twist-filled reading session.

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  1. Steep the tea and any herbs or whole spices in hot water according to the tea type, then strain. Stir in sweetener and juices. Serve hot.
  2. Garnish: Citrus peel, herb, or fruit from the recipe, if applicable.
  3. Glassware: Mug.
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Rhenian Honey Ale

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A mellow, malty pour suits a tense, twist-filled reading session.

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How to mix it

  1. Pour the ale into a pint glass, stir in honey syrup gently, and express the lemon peel over the top.
  2. Garnish: Lemon peel.
  3. Glassware: Pint glass.

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