Pirates Past Noon (magic Tree House)

from Mluke04

Pirates Past Noon is an example of a fantasy because the main characters are taken into a book by a magic tree house. The style of this book is effective for children who are beginning to read chapter books. The chapters are short and the font is large. There are also a few pictures in the book t...

from ecosborne

In Pirates Past Noon Jack and Annie get taken to the world of pirates and help find Captain Kidd's treasure only to return to their time before opening the chest. However they do find out who the mysterious M is who created the tree house and gave them all the books that take them places. This bo...

from kljoh

In Pirates Past Noon, The fourth Magic Tree House book, Jack and Annie once again travel in their tree house. This time they end up on a beautiful beach. Before they can enjoy it, they are kidnapped by Cap'n Bones and his crew of pirates. Jack and Annie must rely on their courage, critical thinki...

from ElizaJane

This is actually a well written series of fantasy books for very young children. With a limited vocabulary they succeed very well with keeping children rivetted. My 7yo (who is not quite reading on his own yet) finds these books very exciting and I will continue to read these aloud to him over th...

from jbeliel10

Review: "Pirates Past Noon" is the fourth book in The Magic Treehouse series and consists of the sibling duo Annie and Jack getting involved in a new exotic adventure. Annie and Jack are taken to a sunny beach, but quickly capture by pirates who are on the search for Captain Kidd's buried treasur...