"The Ninety-Five Theses: Martin Luther's Call for Change That Ignited the Reformation" invites readers into the heart of the 16th century, a time when a single act of defiance against the Catholic Church would alter the course of history forever. This compelling narrative captures the essence of Martin Luther, a monk whose audacious proclamation against the Church's corrupt practices sparked the Protestant Reformation.

What’s Inside:

• Controversy and Courage: Journey with Luther as he nails his revolutionary document to the door of the Castle Church in Wittenberg, a bold move that threatened the very foundation of the Catholic Church.

• A Viral Phenomenon: Discover how the Gutenberg printing press played a pivotal role in disseminating Luther's ideas across Europe, making his Theses one of the earliest documents to achieve viral status.

• Defiance at Worms: Stand beside Luther at the Diet of Worms, where he famously refused to recant his writings before Emperor Charles V, marking a turning point in the Reformation.

• The Dawn of a New Era: Witness the birth of the Protestant churches and explore the seismic shifts in the religious, social, and political landscape that followed Luther's audacious act.

• The Power of Belief: Understand the profound courage it took for Luther to challenge the prevailing powers of the time and how his faith led to monumental shifts in religious doctrine and practice.

Special Features:

• Interactive Decisions: Engage in the pivotal moments of Luther's journey, making choices to understand the weight of the decisions he faced.

• Luther’s World: Embark on a richly illustrated exploration of 16th-century Europe, from the intricacies of the Church's power to the daily lives of those who witnessed the dawn of the Reformation.

• The Echoes of Reformation: Reflect on how Luther’s stand against the Catholic Church influences the very fabric of religious, political, and social life centuries later.

• Voices of Change: Dive into profiles of other key figures who played vital roles in the Reformation and the spread of Luther's ideas.

"The Ninety-Five Theses: Martin Luther's Call for Change That Ignited the Reformation" is more than a storybook; it’s a deep dive into the clash between faith and power, an examination of courage in the face of insurmountable odds, and a celebration of the transformative impact one individual can have on the world. Perfect for readers aged 12 and up, history enthusiasts, and anyone intrigued by the power of conviction and the ripple effects of challenging the status quo.