Corey was facing a hard reality, his family was moving from Texas to coastal Florida, and Corey had lived most of his life in Texas and did not want to move.
Corey goes for a walk with his Mom, falls and hits his head on a sharp object.
He wakes up and finds himself surrounded by lions! A man with a staff tells him everything is fine as long as he has his staff.
The young man's name is Shem, and he asks Corey to help him load the lions onto his Father's ark - Corey recognizes who Shem's father Noah is, and what they are doing.
Shem warns Corey about the Nephilim, (the Nephilim were Giants that are 10 feet tall with superhuman strength as they are the offspring of demonic angels and humans. Genesis 6:4 The Nephilim were on the earth in those days, and also afterward, whenever the sons of God came to the daughters of men, and gave birth to them. Those were the mighty men of old, men of renown Tree of Life Version.)
The Nephilites try to stop Shem and Corey and Corey is lifted 12 feet in the air by one of the Nephilim, he then is reminded of his mother telling him to call on God, he does, but and then the lions attack the giants feet, he lets go of Corey and they all run to the Ark and are safe.
You will want to read this story for yourself to learn about Corey's adventures with. Shem, the Nephilim and an evil man who tries to stop them from finishing their task.
This is a great book for children and young teens, as an adult I enjoyed it too!

Imagine...The Great Flood by Matt Koceich is a time travel tale for youngsters. Corey is walking his dog, talking with his mom about moving across the country when all of sudden he finds himself on a side of a hill facing two majestic, yet vicious lions. And with that 10-year-old Corey's adventure with Noah and his sons begins. Who are these Hulk-like giants? Who is Elizar with a staff that has wisps of blue light arcing from the top of it? Why does he want Corey to come with him? The story is not only action packed with scenes of boulders being thrown, lions attacking giants, and falling off cliffs but is also threaded throughout with the truths of God's Word. Truths that will teach children that when a hopeless situation comes along that God will make a way out, that God can be relied on and trusted...He never changes. Imagine The Great Flood is a great retelling of the Biblical account of Noah and the Ark. I am really looking forward to reading this with my grandkids and also for more books like this from this author.
I received a complimentary copy of this book from Barbour Publishing and was under no obligation to post a review.

This story is a book written through the eyes and life of a 10 year old boy. He is facing a BIG move in his life and learning the life lesson of I CAN TRUST GOD NO MATTER WHAT. This story takes him on a journey to be in the time of Noah and experience some of what was going on in the land at that time. Noah and his family were the ONLY ones following the One True God and this author paints quite the great read aloud picture of it. I definitely can’t wait to read more from this author and highly recommend this book to you.
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Imagine the great flood author has done one magnificent job on retelling the story of Noah and the way that Inbetweeners and could fall in love with it and so could fall in love with it and also learn a lesson on other subjects too. I loved it when he arrived in the was time and there he was standing face-to-face with the lion and Lioness man was he scared and I would have been praying so hard just like he was and guess what happened well I'm not going to tell you – you have to read it for yourself. It is so worth it believe me .

This book is Geared towards a younger audience, but was still an enjoyable read for me. Matt Koceich took the Bible story of The Flood to a whole new level, giving you a new perspective on the event. I enjoyed being able to follow Corey as he witnesses and lives through this event. This was a fun and very quick read, I finished the book in one sitting.