The Passport Project: Two Sisters Ditch Middle School for a Life-Changing Journey Around the World

2024 CALIFORNIA Dept of Education Recommended Reading List for Grades 6-8
2024 INDIANA Read Aloud Selection for Middle Grade
2024 MISSISSIPPI Magnolia Book Award Nominee
#1 Best Seller YA Nonfiction Adventures & Adventurers

 

AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS meets Middle School in this YA travel memoir.

 

When 14- and 12-year-old sisters embark on a "global family field trip," they must navigate new customs, cultures, religions—and detainment in a communist country—while also navigating adolescence. A true, coming-of-age adventure.

 

"THANKS FOR RUINING MY LIFE!"


Delaney McIntyre's eighth-grade dreams crumble when her parents announce their "five-month family field trip." And despite her begging, bawling, and silent treatment, Delaney can't derail their obvious midlife crisis.

 

Seventh-grade Riley McIntyre is thrilled to ditch middle school for world school. The late bloomer dreams of bungee jumping in New Zealand and  completing the Riley Reinvention Project during this global adventure.

 

What about school? Forget science and math. The only way to pass this class is to survive:

  • Public nudity in Iceland
  • Deadly stingers in Australia
  • Monster cockroaches in Panama
  • Scam artists in Italy
  • Projectile puking in Indonesia
  • Toilet catastrophes in Thailand

…and many more horrifying and humiliating lessons that aren't in their textbooks. Each day is a real-life social studies class where the sisters must navigate new countries, cultures, and religions—while also navigating adolescence.

 

But when a flight mistake leads to their detention in a communist country, the sisters face the ultimate challenge. Will they fail the assignment? Or will they find their way home?

 

In this thrilling and witty account of their family's trek over four continents, author Kellie McIntyre deftly weaves her own experiences with her daughters' blogs and personal journals into a one-of-a-kind travel memoir. And as readers of all ages follow them around the world, they'll be inspired to abandon their comfort zones for priceless life lessons.

 

The Passport Project is a captivating true story perfect for middle graders, teenagers, and families. If you like unique perspectives, education outside the box, and inspirational transformations, then you'll love Kellie McIntyre's eye-opening exploration.

 

Buy The Passport Project to get your stamp for adventure today!

 

"[S]cary, thrilling, and eye-opening...An engaging and enlightening travel account about a family's global journey." —Kirkus Reviews

 

"A unique and engaging way for readers to learn about different countries, cultures, and points of view." —School Library Journal

 

"[A]n enticing global travelogue led by teenagers..." —Foreword Reviews

 

"[B]rilliantly captures the awkward hilarity of teen/family travel while highlighting the gift of a global worldview."Rachel Macy Stafford, NYT Bestselling Author

 

*This family travel memoir includes maps, graphics, and a discussion guide.

 

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The Passport Project: Two Sisters Ditch Middle School for a Life-Changing Journey Around the World

2024 CALIFORNIA Dept of Education Recommended Reading List for Grades 6-8
2024 INDIANA Read Aloud Selection for Middle Grade
2024 MISSISSIPPI Magnolia Book Award Nominee
#1 Best Seller YA Nonfiction Adventures & Adventurers

 

AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS meets Middle School in this YA travel memoir.

 

When 14- and 12-year-old sisters embark on a "global family field trip," they must navigate new customs, cultures, religions—and detainment in a communist country—while also navigating adolescence. A true, coming-of-age adventure.

 

"THANKS FOR RUINING MY LIFE!"


Delaney McIntyre's eighth-grade dreams crumble when her parents announce their "five-month family field trip." And despite her begging, bawling, and silent treatment, Delaney can't derail their obvious midlife crisis.

 

Seventh-grade Riley McIntyre is thrilled to ditch middle school for world school. The late bloomer dreams of bungee jumping in New Zealand and  completing the Riley Reinvention Project during this global adventure.

 

What about school? Forget science and math. The only way to pass this class is to survive:

  • Public nudity in Iceland
  • Deadly stingers in Australia
  • Monster cockroaches in Panama
  • Scam artists in Italy
  • Projectile puking in Indonesia
  • Toilet catastrophes in Thailand

…and many more horrifying and humiliating lessons that aren't in their textbooks. Each day is a real-life social studies class where the sisters must navigate new countries, cultures, and religions—while also navigating adolescence.

 

But when a flight mistake leads to their detention in a communist country, the sisters face the ultimate challenge. Will they fail the assignment? Or will they find their way home?

 

In this thrilling and witty account of their family's trek over four continents, author Kellie McIntyre deftly weaves her own experiences with her daughters' blogs and personal journals into a one-of-a-kind travel memoir. And as readers of all ages follow them around the world, they'll be inspired to abandon their comfort zones for priceless life lessons.

 

The Passport Project is a captivating true story perfect for middle graders, teenagers, and families. If you like unique perspectives, education outside the box, and inspirational transformations, then you'll love Kellie McIntyre's eye-opening exploration.

 

Buy The Passport Project to get your stamp for adventure today!

 

"[S]cary, thrilling, and eye-opening...An engaging and enlightening travel account about a family's global journey." —Kirkus Reviews

 

"A unique and engaging way for readers to learn about different countries, cultures, and points of view." —School Library Journal

 

"[A]n enticing global travelogue led by teenagers..." —Foreword Reviews

 

"[B]rilliantly captures the awkward hilarity of teen/family travel while highlighting the gift of a global worldview."Rachel Macy Stafford, NYT Bestselling Author

 

*This family travel memoir includes maps, graphics, and a discussion guide.

 

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The Passport Project: Two Sisters Ditch Middle School for a Life-Changing Journey Around the World

by Kellie McIntyre
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2024 CALIFORNIA Dept of Education Recommended Reading List for Grades 6-8
2024 INDIANA Read Aloud Selection for Middle Grade
2024 MISSISSIPPI Magnolia Book Award Nominee
#1 Best Seller YA Nonfiction Adventures & Adventurers

 

AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS meets Middle School in this YA travel memoir.

 

When 14- and 12-year-old sisters embark on a "global family field trip," they must navigate new customs, cultures, religions—and detainment in a communist country—while also navigating adolescence. A true, coming-of-age adventure.

 

"THANKS FOR RUINING MY LIFE!"


Delaney McIntyre's eighth-grade dreams crumble when her parents announce their "five-month family field trip." And despite her begging, bawling, and silent treatment, Delaney can't derail their obvious midlife crisis.

 

Seventh-grade Riley McIntyre is thrilled to ditch middle school for world school. The late bloomer dreams of bungee jumping in New Zealand and  completing the Riley Reinvention Project during this global adventure.

 

What about school? Forget science and math. The only way to pass this class is to survive:

  • Public nudity in Iceland
  • Deadly stingers in Australia
  • Monster cockroaches in Panama
  • Scam artists in Italy
  • Projectile puking in Indonesia
  • Toilet catastrophes in Thailand

…and many more horrifying and humiliating lessons that aren't in their textbooks. Each day is a real-life social studies class where the sisters must navigate new countries, cultures, and religions—while also navigating adolescence.

 

But when a flight mistake leads to their detention in a communist country, the sisters face the ultimate challenge. Will they fail the assignment? Or will they find their way home?

 

In this thrilling and witty account of their family's trek over four continents, author Kellie McIntyre deftly weaves her own experiences with her daughters' blogs and personal journals into a one-of-a-kind travel memoir. And as readers of all ages follow them around the world, they'll be inspired to abandon their comfort zones for priceless life lessons.

 

The Passport Project is a captivating true story perfect for middle graders, teenagers, and families. If you like unique perspectives, education outside the box, and inspirational transformations, then you'll love Kellie McIntyre's eye-opening exploration.

 

Buy The Passport Project to get your stamp for adventure today!

 

"[S]cary, thrilling, and eye-opening...An engaging and enlightening travel account about a family's global journey." —Kirkus Reviews

 

"A unique and engaging way for readers to learn about different countries, cultures, and points of view." —School Library Journal

 

"[A]n enticing global travelogue led by teenagers..." —Foreword Reviews

 

"[B]rilliantly captures the awkward hilarity of teen/family travel while highlighting the gift of a global worldview."Rachel Macy Stafford, NYT Bestselling Author

 

*This family travel memoir includes maps, graphics, and a discussion guide.

 


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BN ID: 2940167194557
Publisher: Shamrock House
Publication date: 03/15/2022
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About the Author

Kellie McIntyre is a Southern girl with a passion for the world. Her quest for culture and adventure has taken her to 50 countries across seven continents. In 2013, Kellie, her husband, and two daughters packed one suitcase each and embarked on a five-month journey around the world. Now, she's on a mission to help other families travel boldly. Kellie holds a BA from Western Kentucky University and a Master of Public Health from the University of Alabama at Birmingham, but her worn passport has provided her most valuable education. Kellie shares tips for planning and surviving global family (mis)adventures-like being detained in a communist country-at 4WornPassports.com. ThePassportProjectBook.com.
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