The Millie Maven Trilogy

By: Ted Dekker, Rachelle Dekker

Narrated by: Brittany Goodwin

Introducing Millie Maven, the all-new young-reader series from a New York Times best-selling author, Ted Dekker, and his daughter, Christy-award winner, Rachelle Dekker.

Enter the world of Millie Maven, a twelve-year-old orphan who embarks on a great adventure that takes her to the distant, mysterious world of FIGS, the FarPointe Institute for Gifted Students. There, she discovers that there is more to her than she ever dared imagine or believe....and that there are some truths that change everything.

This audiobook purchase includes the entire Millie Maven Trilogy, books one through three: The Bronze Medallion, The Golden Vial, and The White Sword.

©2021 Ted Dekker (P)2021 Ted Dekker

Absolutely loved!!

So glad i stumbled upon this story, I loved this book so much! Hope to find more like it, it brings out the childhood wonder in me.

love

This book series is wonderful story for kids and grown ups alike! A great story with enormous meaning!

What a wonderful way to present the gospel.

I loved everything about this book. A a believer. it was easy to recognize the truths presentef.

They did a good job intertwining the love of the Lord and His sacrifice of His love for all.

I love that all three books are included in this purchase. It's a great book and a great narrator! My daughter and I both loved it! It's a great book to re-listen to.

Wonderful Christ-filled adventure for kids and adults

I am a conservative mother with a precocious reader (age 7). Trying to find books at her level to read but also with themes and morals appropriate for her age and our family is so very hard. I am very glad to say that Millie Maven is a big win!
I always try to read before my child does, and this trilogy being on Audible was a major help! The reading/performance was great. I loved the books, and my 7 year old finished reading (not audio) the books in 4 days! That’s how amazing the story was; constantly being pulled into the story. My child was so entranced that at one point I found her crying about part of the story in book 2 (it’s not scary or terrible really, but she was just so very invested that a negative moment really bothered her). I love that this had so many great messages overall, while continually engaged the reader in the adventure.