A to Z Mysteries Super Edition #2: Mayflower Treasure Hunt

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ISBN
9780375839375
Grade 1-4
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Charlotte Mason
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Publisher's Description of A to Z Mysteries Super Edition #2: Mayflower Treasure Hunt

The hunt is on! Dink, Josh, and Ruth Rose are spending Thanksgiving in Plymouth, Massachusetts. They can’t wait to see the sights and have a Thanksgiving dinner, just like the Pilgrims would have eaten. Then the kids learn about a sapphire necklace that went missing on the real Mayflower. Could the 400-year-old treasure be hidden somewhere nearby? And will someone else find it before they do?


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Category Description for A To Z Mysteries

Dink, Josh, and Ruth Rose are three young friends who love solving mysteries together. It seems like no matter where they go, they are always running into another mystery to solve. Each of the novels in this series features a different mystery. Within each book is a hidden message for the reader to find. The books have fairly large font and frequent black and white illustrations throughout. Each book has approximately 115-131 pages, pb. For ages 6-9, F & P Level N. ~ Brianna

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Product Format:Paperback
Brand:Random House Books for Young Readers
Grades:1-4
ISBN:9780375839375
Length in Inches:7.625
Width in Inches:5.1875
Height in Inches:0.3125
Weight in Pounds:0.2
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