It’s a pleasure to be participating in author Sherry
Ellis’ BUBBA AND SQUIRT’S BIG DIG TO CHINA
Blog Tour through MC Book Tours today.
The author is offering a tour-wide international giveaway featuring five
autographed copies of her book. More information on the giveaway is listed
below.
by Sherry Ellis
Juvenile Fiction / Middle Grade Adventure
Dancing Lemur Press
94 pages
Grades 3-5
Squirt doesn't believe Bubba can dig a hole to China. But when
the hole swallows them, the kids find themselves in Xi'an, China, surrounded by
Terracotta Warriors.
It gets worse when the ghost of the
first emperor of China appears. He tells them they can't go home until they
find his missing pi. The kids don't know where to begin until they meet a girl
and her grandmother who promise to help find the pendant.
Soon they realize they are being
followed. And they are no closer to finding the missing pi. Will Bubba and
Squirt ever make it back home?
SNEAK PEEK
Chapter 2 Squirt
We Got Flushed Down The Hole
Chapter 2 Squirt
We Got Flushed Down The Hole
Squirt here. I know, you're wondering what happened next. Well, I'm not going to tell you. Ha! Just kidding.
So, this is the part I was talking about. One minute, Bubba was digging, and the next minute, the earth was shaking. I didn't know what was going on. All I knew was he needed to get out of there. Fast. I raced over to help, but it was too late. The ground collapsed. Bubba disappeared. The last sounds I heard were his cries for help.
I stood at the edge of the hole, screaming his name. The ground shook again. I lost my balance and fell in, head-first. It was a blur of brown as the ground rushed by. I tried to scream, but my voice caught in my throat. I didn't know which way was up. My heart pounded, drowning out the low, rumbling sound around me. It grew dark as I fell farther down the hole. Then, there was a flash. I was blinded by a spiraling circle of blue and white light. I couldn't do a thing to stop myself from falling into it.
As soon as I passed through, the rumbling stopped. It was quiet. As soon as I passed through, the rumbling stopped. It was quiet. I found myself flying through a tunnel of swirling blue walls that rippled like waves. I was traveling fast, but there was no rush of air against me. At the end, a white light greeted me. It sped by. Then everything went dark.
I fell to the ground with a thud. I lay there on my stomach. Terrified. Afraid to move. All I could hear was the sound of my heartbeat. My body ached. Dirt coated the inside of my mouth, leaving it dry and gritty. I coughed. Amazingly, I was still alive. I lifted my head and looked around, but I could barely see anything Maybe I was in the hole. Maybe I was somewhere else. I couldn't tell. A million questions went through my mind as I tried to figure out what had happened.
Then I remembered. Bubba! What happened to Bubba?
"Bubba?" I called. Was he still alive?
No answer.
"Bubba?"
Still no answer. A tingly feeling crept down my neck. My hands got clammy, and I struggled to breathe. What if he was dead? We'd almost lost him two years ago when he fell through the ice. If Grandpa Joe hadn't been there to save him—
Sherry Ellis
is an award-winning author and professional musician who plays and teaches the
violin, viola, and piano.
When she is
not writing or engaged in musical activities, she can be found doing household
chores, hiking, or exploring the world. Sherry, her husband, and their two
children live in Atlanta, Georgia.
For more on
Sherry and her writing, you can connect with her on Twitter, Facebook, Goodreads,
her blog, her website and her Amazon
Author Page.
This
tour-wide giveaway is for five (5) autographed copies of BUBBA AND SQUIRT’S
BIG DIG TO CHINA. The giveaway is open internationally.
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You never know what you might find out.
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