Magic Tree House: #1-4 (Magic Tree House #1-4) Paperback | Pages: 80 pages

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ISBN:	0375813659 (ISBN13: 0090129015962)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Magic Tree House #1-4

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So this will we a review of every Magic Tree House book EVER. I LOVED this series growing up. My life practically revolved around going to the library to get the next book! I stopped reading after #34 where they were coming out new and I had to wait forever for the library to get them and i was growing up and reading new things. I slowly forgot about this beloved series and was on to bigger and better things (Magic Tree house wasn't exactly a challenging read for any 5th-9th grader lol but the other day i tripped over a box in my basement. What was in the box? My old magic tree house books! I had the box set 1-4 and a couple other random numbers thrown in there.

I can't really remember what it was that had me so captivated by the books but I think it was because Jack and Annie were so different. Jack stuck to facts, was a total nerd, and needed to loosen up and have some fun. Annie needed to grow up a bit, she was funny, a tiny bit annoying and rushed into things sometimes, but the brother and sister pair balanced each other out. The books were cute, hilarious, factual, and made learning easy. Definitely something everyone should read in their childhood!!

Details Containing Books Magic Tree House: #1-4 (Magic Tree House #1-4)

Title	:	Magic Tree House: #1-4 (Magic Tree House #1-4)
Author	:	Mary Pope Osborne
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 80 pages
Published	:	May 29th 2001 by Random House Books for Young Readers (first published July 24th 1996)
Categories	:	Childrens. Fantasy. Fiction. Adventure. Magic. Historical. Historical Fiction. Kids

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Ratings: 4.13 From 3466 Users | 148 Reviews

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My 7-year old twin daughters are very much into this series and so we've begun reading them together. I love them as much as they do... the concept of "traveling" into the world of each books is so fantastic. They inspire imagination and fantasy!

I personally did not like this series as a 12 year old, but I remember in about 1st grade, I was obsessed with all of the non stop action and drama. I loved all of the magical tree and house and wizard stuff too. Yet, as I said, that was 1st grade.

These books introduce a variety of historical time periods in creative, clever ways. The endearing main characters speak to both adventurous and studious types! Jack demonstrates the love of books that allows him to solve problems while his sister Annie epitomizes the somewhat reckless but always curious sidekick that gets the two of them into their adventures.I could see using these books before, during or after a study of dinosaurs, medieval times, ancient Egypt or piracy. Although the stories

I Love this series! To me, it is historical-fiction for kids. Love it! My kids love it! Word of warning, you really need to read them in order to appreciate them.

I'd probably give these 4 stars, but my reluctant reader LOVES them. These are the first chapter books that he has been excited about. A brother and sister stick together through all kinds of adventures and learn about different times and places (dinosaurs, mummies, the amazon, egypt, etc.). It takes us two 25-30 minute readings to finish a book together. There is usually a picture in each chapter, which is kind of fun too.

These books are about Jack and Annie, a brother and sister that discover a magical tree house that is filled with books. The first book, Dinosaur Before Dark, brings Jack and Annie to prehistoric times. In each book, the characters go through a magical journal to different places around the world. The MGH books are great for early chapter book readers. They are interesting and engaging for this age group. For more advanced readers, the Merlin Missions are MGH books but are longer. These books

Grade: K-4Modern Fantasy/Historical Fiction This first book in the series is a fun and engaging book that I think kids will love to read and be read to. I think boys and girls can connect with Jack and Annie as they get thrown into a place where dinosaurs exist. The book is great as it takes kids on a journey through the imagination.