Adventures in Odyssey

Connie writes to her mom about her wild week at Camp What-A-Nut and about a difficult decision involving Lucy.

Eugene starts working at the college computer department with 11-year-old Nicholas Adamsworth and gets caught up in a grade-changing scheme.

The mysterious Dr. Regis Blackgaard arrives in town to open an "amusement house" for children. When it seems he won't win the city council's approval to build, he resorts to questionable methods to...

The mysterious Dr. Regis Blackgaard arrives in town to open an "amusement house" for children. When it seems he won't win the city council's approval to build, he resorts to questionable methods to...

The Barclays take the best vacation they've ever had--without leaving Odyssey!

Whit sends Nicholas Adamsworth on a journey to meet an escaped slave named Onesimus and an apostle named Paul.

Robyn Jacobs thinks she can earn money the "easy" way by starting her own business, but she soon learns it's not so easy after all.

Bored during a summer heat wave, Jack Davis turns into a private detective to uncover the mystery of an oddball kid with an armload of lumber.

Dr. Blackgaard's quest to steal Applesauce reaches its peak as he and crony Richard Maxwell take control of the computer at Whit's End.

Dr. Blackgaard's quest to steal Applesauce reaches its peak as he and crony Richard Maxwell take control of the computer at Whit's End.

Young Isaac Morton doubts himself when he is assigned to do a report with the much more popular Jack Davis.

Robyn and Jack journey in the Imagination Station to meet Queen Jezebel, King Ahab, and a powerful prophet named Elijah.

Robyn and Jack journey in the Imagination Station to meet Queen Jezebel, King Ahab, and a powerful prophet named Elijah.

Connie, Oscar, and Robyn complain to Whit about how they are being treated unfairly. Whit pulls some strings to show them what it's like to be treated with absolute fairness.

Robyn leaves her bike unlocked at the mall, and it is stolen. She lies to her parents about her carelessness to keep from getting into trouble.