Casa del Arbol (Paperback): El Caballero del Alba (Paperback)

from shsunon

Jack and Annie make a second visit to the magic tree house. They are taken back to the Medieval Period. They observe a feast complete with food and entertainment. They observations are brief, as they are discovered and thrown into a damp, dark dirty dungeon. With Annie's clever tactics, they esca...

from debnance

I finally got around to reading the first five books of the Magic Tree House series, and I have to say that these are perfect for my early chapter book readers. We've got a boy and a girl main character...check. We've got adventure and action...check. We've got readable text...check. What more co...

from cbruiz

This book starts out with Jack and Annie entering their tree house, and exiting into the middle ages. Jack and Annie go down and a night crossing the moat of a castle. Annie runs into the castle having heard music and drumming for a great feast, where peacock is served. They get lost in the castl...

from vombatiformes

Castles and knights in shining armor don't really find their way into my reading material often -- and they did not when I was a child, either. Had the first Magic Tree House book not dealt with dinosaurs (a childhood favorite), I likely would not have picked up the series at all. Fortunately, on...

from annajamieson

Magic Tree House: The Knight at Dawn by Mary Pope Osborne is about Jack and Annie's adventure to the time of knights. It is a transition book for elementary students. The book focuses on a fictional story of an adventure that two children take back in time. Both boys and girls will enjoy reading ...