The Flashback Four #1: The Lincoln Project

De: Dan Gutman

Narrado por: Mark Turetsky

“History can be hilarious, at least in the hands of author Dan Gutman.” —Washington Post

In New York Times bestselling author Dan Gutman's all-new series, which blends fascinating real history with an action-packed and hilarious adventure, four very different kids are picked by a mysterious billionaire to travel through time and photograph some of history's most important events. This time, the four friends are headed to 1863 to catch Abraham Lincoln delivering his famous Gettysburg Address.

They'll have to work together to ask the right questions, meet the right people, and capture the right moment. And most important—not get caught! Back matter separating fact from fiction and real black-and-white photographs throughout make Flashback Four the perfect mix of true history and uproarious fun.

REALLY AMASING

It is a really great book the perormence is also great i think the books is a 110000000 / 110000000 really hope yall can read it

First Flashback and Gutman Novel was Good

This novel was very interesting due to all the accurate history, humor, current references and great writing with a child's perspective. All well done.

Wonderful Book & Series

My daughter and I actually read the 2nd book in the Flashback Four series about Titanic first. We enjoyed it so much, we decided to start at the beginning. They are filled with historic facts and presented in a way that kept us on the edge of our seats. Highly recommend!

Brilliant

Loved it so amazing, can't wait to finish the other books.Just amazing all around

Good Story

The book was really good at following history and I like how it was still interesting even though it’s history.

the arrention to detail

i liked the storyline. it really kept me engaged the whole time. thank you so much for making it

Gutman does it again

Yet another amazing Gutman book. A fun blend of fact and fiction. Guaranteed good quality content.

Stupid and dishonest kids

I don’t like the supposed heroes in a kids book lying to their parents, which they do to get “permission” to go on this incredibly dangerous mission. (There are no adults with them.)

For 13 year olds, these kids are pretty ignorant and they make bad decisions.

The book has too much explanation and not enough adventure.

I really don’t want my kids or grandkids reading these books.