Book Review: The Lost Choice - Andy Andrews

Book Review: The Lost Choice by Andy Andrews

One of the skills I wish to impress on my boys, Joseph and Nathan, is the skill of lifelong reading. I have said before, "A person who does not read has no advantage of a man who cannot read." While Nathan is still a bit young, Joseph and I read books together from time to time.

I just finishing reading this book and will Joseph will be starting it soon. It is a great book which intertwines history and its story through its pages.

Here is a brief description of the book:

In their Denver suburb, journalist Dorry Chandler and her detective husband, Mark, discover a strange object bearing a message etched in an ancient language. Joining forces with anthropologist Dylan Langford and his archaeologist girlfriend, Abby Warner, the team is enthralled by the mysterious artifact and its baffling message that appears to date back thousands of years.

Uncovering a trail of clues, the anticipation builds as each piece of evidence sheds additional light on the object’s significance. The Chandlers may have unearthed a fragment of one of the most profound relics in mankind’s history—and the key to understanding the extraordinary achievements of esteemed men and women throughout time.

Will the team discover the secret behind this mysterious historical object? Or will its message be lost forever?

From the author of the New York Times bestseller The Traveler’s Gift comes a gripping quest to uncover mankind’s destiny. Elegantly blending riveting fiction, extensive research, and a powerful message of hope, The Lost Choice illuminates the timeless principles for transforming the world.

Are you ready to make the personal discovery of a lifetime?

I would recommend this book for anyone over 10-12 years of age. It is a good read. My only question is that who historical accuracy about the individual hisitorical figures it referances.