Magic Tree House: Perros Salvajes a la Hora de la Cena (Dingoes at Dinnertime) (Series #20) (Hardcover)

from Scrane4

I had good feelings about this book after reading it. I liked this book because of the illustrations. Sometimes chapter books can be a bit boring to read but with these illustrations they definitely enhance the story a bit. The author doesn't include many illustrations but does include a few in b...

from boaz9

Part of the Magic Tree House series, (no 20) Jack and Annie have to get a gift for a dog named Teddy, to turn him back to normal. (They don't know that he was put under a spell, Morgan never told them that) I like this story because it is set in my home country.

from mcelhra

This was our first Magic Tree House book. I chose it because many of my six year old's friends love the Magic Tree House series. Even though we started with a book from the middle of the series, we didn't have any trouble following the story. There is a short recap of the previous books in the pr...

from t1bclasslibrary

Jack and Annie get the final thing to turn "teddy" the dog back into what he really is (which we find out is a small boy helping Morgan Le Fay). Naturally they almost die in a fire, which is stopped by the Australian aboriginal legend of the rainbow serpent. Thus ends this little mini-story, but ...

from TheMightyQuinn

Jack and Annie, of the Magic Tree House books, are off on another adventure, part four in gathering items to lift a curse off dog Teddy. This time they are Australia bound where they meet lots of animals, get a gift from a kangaroo and learn about the Rainbow Serpent. I see the kid appeal and the...