Magic Tree House: Lions at Lunchtime (Hardcover)

from benuathanasia

I picked this book up expecting to feel brain cells dying as I read it. I was very wrong; I can see why my students enjoy this series so much. It's very well written (albeit extremely simplistic) and interesting. It was an extremely quick read and is educational, to boot!

from hem143

In this book Jack and Annie are taken on an adventure to Africa via their Magic Tree House. They encounter various different animals that live in the savanna including lions! This is one of my favorite of the three Magic Tree House books I read and I believe children would enjoy it as it is more ...

from altonalibrary

Jack and Annie are on their way home from the grocery store when the see a gazelle in the woods not far from their house. They run to the "magic" tree house where they are transported to Africa to figure out the next riddle. While in Africa they learn that the different animals follow each other ...

from YouthGPL

Kearsten says: Nice mix of fiction with nonfiction tossed in. Though it is a little bizarre how these siblings simply wander around in the wild with *no* problems... I'm also not crazy about the way Jack and Annie lie to their mom - while I know this is necessary to the stories (as my daughter sa...

from jjones58

Jack and Annie are adventurous young children that live the lives every elementary and middle schooler would be envious of. In this book, Jack and Annie travel to Africa and are faced with dealing with the vast animal population including wildebeests upon the first few seconds of their arrival. T...