Mask of the Wolf Boy: Jonathan and Rosalind Goforth (Trailblazer Books #27)

AN EXCITING NEW TALE IN A ONE-OF-A-KIND SERIES

Introducing you to real-life Christian heroes of the past and young fictional characters you will love, the TRAILBLAZER BOOKS uncover fascinating places while telling stories of excitement and danger. Learn the true, sometimes miraculous stories behind the lives of missionaries, church leaders, and other men and women God called to serve Him. The books in the TRAILBLAZER are:

Perfect for you, whether girl or boy. Action-packed even if you aren't an avid reader, they will grab your attention. Inspirational, making the Christian faith come alive. Dedicated to teaching you the value and importance of missions.

In Mask of the Wolf Boy, a Chinese boy named Fu-Lin is badly injured when he falls down a concealed hole into a wolf den. The startled wolves attack and severely injure him, badly disfiguring his face. While in the hospital, Fu-Lin learns about Jesus from Jonathan and Rosiland Goforth, who later give him a job as an errand boy. But with the beginning of the Boxer Rebellion, the Goforths are forced to leave their home and flee south to avoid the Empress Dowager's order to "kill all foreigners." You will be unable to put the book down as the Goforths, with Fu-Lin in tow, attempt to make it to safety alive.