Dr. Regis Blackgaard is back… and he’s taken over the Imagination Station! Can Whit and Eugene save Aubrey before it’s too late? Meanwhile, the attack on Whit’s famous time-travel machine isn’t the only big news in town—grown-ups are planning the dreaded Year of No Fun! Will this be the end of Odyssey as we know it? Find out in these edge-of-your-seat stories of honesty, responsibility and the biggest mud fight the town has ever seen!
The grand opening of the Timothy Center retreat facilities is full of unexpected surprises, especially when the Shepard family arrives and daughter Aubrey immediately runs away.
Whit’s new invention, the Transmuter, allows Jared DeWhite to walk in the shoes of a school bully for a day.
A virus implanted in the Imagination Station with Dr. Blackgaard’s personality surfaces and must be destroyed before it takes hold over Aubrey (see album cover art).
A virus implanted in the Imagination Station with Dr. Blackgaard’s personality surfaces and must be destroyed before it takes hold over Aubrey (see album cover art).
Whit gives Jared DeWhite, Ashley, and Nathaniel Graham money to spend wisely, and they all use it in different ways.
Liz Horton and Julie are furious when they feel excluded by a clique of girls they call the “Calvin Clones.”
Liz experiences her birthday over and over again. Aubrey Shepard is upset at her sister’s overactive imagination.
The Odyssey kids believe a new city council member is planning the Year of Anti-Kids.
Aubrey Shepard and Lisa Mulligan cook up a scam using a two-way radio to make people believe that Lisa can see–with her mind.
Nathaniel looks up to his new friend Nick Mulligan. Middle-schooler Alex Jefferson creates a website about Whit’s End and gets interviewed for the news.
Two mean-spirited girls make life miserable for Wendy Zannuck and cause a discouraged Connie to quit her job at the Timothy Center.
Aubrey and Lisa are determined to find out what Whit keeps in a new secret room at Whit’s End. David Straussberg puts off mowing Bernard Walton’s lawn, but the consequences of his action are enormous.
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