Phineas and Ferb begin renovation and Agent P confronts Dr. By the time Linda goes back to the gift shop, the geyser stops gushing. A coin-operated telescope helps Candace spot the boys climbing on the monument, but first the time runs out and then the Old Reliable Geyser erupts, both of which prevent her mom from seeing what they are doing. Agent P steps out of the trash bin back at Mount Rushmore just as Candace starts her search for Phineas and Ferb. Major Monogram apologizes and sends him on his way. Doofenshmirtz has a new lair inside Lincoln's head back at Mount Rushmore, Agent P is less than enthused. Linda lets them know the boys are over at the monument and they head that way.Īgent P heads back home to receive his mission, using a lengthy underground and underwater travel tube. Isabella and the Fireside Girls see Linda in the gift shop. As Phineas and Ferb start carrying tools over towards the monument, Candace notices them and heads off to stop them. Things start looking up when she sees Jeremy at the Mr. After getting a birthday breakfast from Linda, Candace learns from Lawrence that the family will be going on a trip for her birthday.Ĭandace is less than enthused when she discovers that they're not heading to the mall like she wanted, but instead have arrived at Mount Rushmore. She carries him downstairs and drops him on the table in front of Phineas and Ferb. Perry suddenly appears in the dream and this wakes her up. Meanwhile, Candace is dreaming she's being serenaded in a musical featuring a giant cake and a song named after her. Since the gorilla in the cake last year didn't work out so well, Phineas wants to do better this time. Phineas wakes up and sees that July 11 is marked on the calendar as Candace's birthday. 6.7 The bird that runs into Phineas and Ferb's invention."Jane Orcutt's All the Tea in China is a tale of deftly kept and then revealed secrets and deep insights into man and God. A delight to both senses and sensibilities."-Sandra Byrd, author, Let Them Eat Cake.
PHINEAS ISABELLA DEATH DREAM SERIES
"Waltz right through the debut of the Rollicking Regency series with a lovable, independent heroine who commands both witty conversation and an extremely sharp sword. I can't remember when I had so much fun learning about another culture and learning the art of compassion."-Hannah Alexander, author, Death Benefits "Jane Orcutt reveals a delightful sense of humor and fun with this exciting read. "All The Tea In China is laugh out loud good! Jane Orcutt's delightful characters and quirky plot steep together so well, readers will beg for more."-Lois Richer, author, Apple Blossom Bride Along with a suspenseful question: will Isabella's impulsive nature bring fulfillment of her dreams-or disaster?"-Lorena McCourtney, author, the Ivy Malone Mysteries "All the Tea in China is a delightful blend of adventure and fun (just watch Miss Isabella Goodrich wield that sword!) along with a fascinating look at a totally different culture. I loved journeying with her from England to China, and from naiveté to maturity!"-Angela Hunt, author, Uncharted and The Elevator "Jane Orcutt's All the Tea in China has been well-defined as a 'rollicking Regency!' Writing with a delightful combination of verve and charm, Orcutt presents Isabella Goodrich as an intelligent, spunky, good-hearted girl who never lacks for adventure. Hats off to Jane Orcutt for such an enjoyable read!"-Marlo Schalesky, author, I loved the spunk of Isabella, the mystery of Phineas, and the allure of a country so distant from our own. "With its rich detail and saucy characters, All the Tea in China is fun romp around Cape Horn and into China. Truly good to the last drop!"-Liz Curtis Higgs, bestselling author of Whence Came a Prince Solid research and sprightly pacing make for a pleasurable read. What a delight to travel from Oxford to the Orient with headstrong Isabella Goodrich! A well-educated Englishwoman with more than a teaspoonful of courage, Isabella has her heart set on China, even as a certain gentleman fixes his eye on her. "I was grinning by the end of the first sentence. Can she trust the mysterious missionary Phineas Snowe? Or will her adventure end before it even begins? This first novel in the Rollicking Regency series will delight readers who like high adventure, twisting plots, and a fun bit of romance. Fighting against cultural expectations, common sense, and a mentor who is not as he seems, Isabella leaves her predictable Oxford life behind and sets sail to a new world fraught with danger. Against everyone's advice and wishes, she is going to become a missionary in the Far East.
After an encounter with those less fortunate than she, witty and fun-loving Isabella makes a shocking decision.
But Isabella Goodrich is not your typical good young Englishwoman.
The good young Englishwoman knows that her destiny depends upon a good marriage match.
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