Eric’s Vacation

When the family’s summer vacation plans fall through, Eric’s disappointment turns to pleasure when his parents plan that he spend several weeks with his great uncle and aunt in a fishing village close to the Baltic Sea.Already on his boat trip there, events take place that get Eric’s vacation off to an interesting start. And a summer that at one point seemed to have the potential for being dull turns out to be one with excitement, suspense, and action, all of which continue to the end of the book.Of significance and interest too is what happens to Eric’s family while he is gone.The culture and setting portrayed in the book are both accurate and will broaden the mind of the reader socially and academically.Eric’s faith and trust in God, as well as other Christian virtues in his life, grows under the care and instruction of his godly aunt and uncle, who is the minister of the little church in the village.A book teenagers will greatly enjoy and find profit in reading.