Magic Tree House (R) Good Morning, Gorillas, Book 26, (Paperback)

from YouthGPL

Kearsten says: This is a great younger chapter book. I read it aloud to my 5 year old, and it not only kept her attention, but we both learned a bit about gorillas in the process. This was my first experience with a Magic Tree House book (I know, a travesty for a librarian), and I intend to read ...

from Othemts

Another delightful Magic Tree House journey where Annie and Jack spend a few days living among a family of mountain gorillas in Congo and learn the "magic" of communication. Osbourne knows a lot about gorilla behavior and incorporates it into the story in informative and entertaining ways.

from sjiwenxuan

Jack and Annie went to a rain forest that that met gorillas. This book is good for people that like animals and this book really tells you about gorillas.

from knold1

Review: Overall this book was very enjoyable. It was a chapter book filled with excitement and suspense. The text seemed very appropriate for children ages 6-11. This book is apart of a series that many children enjoy. Summary: Jack and Annie were sent on a mission to find a hidden treasure in th...

from t1bclasslibrary

Though I am not a primate fan in general, I have to give this book more points than most of the rest of the series for several reasons. 1. Jack actually takes useful and relevant notes (even though he decides that his notes don't actually capture his experience- duh!), 2. Any book that helps rais...