Arabella and the Perilous Pantheon is a poignant narrative that takes you into London during the horrific terrorist attack in the summer of 2005. Arabella unknowingly saves her father"s life when she falls asleep while preparing her Pantheon project for Ethnic Week at school. She awakens to discover that her father has finished her project in the middle of the night and plans to see her and her younger sister, Ava, off to school instead of taking his usual train. That morning, an attack takes place on the same train that Arabella and her best friend Sophie"s father normally take every day. Sophie"s father is injured in the attack, leaving Arabella"s mother to explain to her daughters about the life changing event that captured the city. Shaken, but relieved that her father"s life was spared, Arabella soberly reflects on the Pantheon"s role in saving her father from a potentially tragic fate. Andrea E. Restivo is a licensed social worker, counselor, and writer whose motivation is to inform and advocate for vulnerable populations, particularly adolescents. This fictional book is loosely based on her experience volunteering at a London school shortly before the London terrorist attacks during the summer months of 2005. Andrea holds a Master"s of Science in Social Administration from Case Western Reserve University with a concentration in Children, Youth, and Families. She currently lives and works in New York City. Publisher"s Web site: http://www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/ArabellaAndThePerilousPantheon.html