The Bookshelf

Jason, Cherry, and Swanner discover many questions upon opening the third book. Some answers are clearly obvious, while many others are unanswered. For two of the several queries, how are they going to get home? Where would the Bookshelf be? Possibly, a book from the second story might help them. The later testament seems clear. And one of its books among it is reasonable; however, which chapter? Possibly, its characters can help answer this. Still, which one? And what about her? Who...
More Description

Jason, Cherry, and Swanner discover many questions upon opening the third book. Some answers are clearly obvious, while many others are unanswered. For two of the several queries, how are they going to get home? Where would the Bookshelf be? Possibly, a book from the second story might help them. The later testament seems clear. And one of its books among it is reasonable; however, which chapter? Possibly, its characters can help answer this. Still, which one? And what about her? Who is she? When answers are discovered other counters correctly align; however, some express change-not just one, but several. For starters, where's the school bus? It's long gone somewhere. School is out. What do they do now? Regardless of where the school bus was or even their final grade after 6th grade there were other answers throughout the changes and truths. For one, they are finally home; another, Christmas is near.