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Clue in the Papyrus Scroll #2 (Boxcar Children Great Adventure)
SKU
078799
ISBN
9780807506998
Grade 1-5
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Charlotte Mason
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Publisher's Description of Clue in the Papyrus Scroll #2 (Boxcar Children Great Adventure)
In this all-new very special mini-series, the Aldens have been recruited by a secret society to return lost artifacts and treasures to their rightful locations—all around the world! The Aldens arrive in Egypt but the agent they're supposed to meet has gone missing! With the help of a puzzle in a papyrus scroll, they figure out their next mission—to deliver a tiny ancient pharaoh statue to an archaelogist at the Pyramids! Along the way they outwit a thief who tries to steal all the treasures. Their next mission is to England, to return one of the "crown jewels of Stonehenge." But someone is following them! Could it be someone from the powerful Argent family, ruthless antique collectors and bitter rivals of the Silvertons?
Good reading for children of all ages! This timeless collection has thankfully been left unaltered. These are the originals written by Gertrude Chandler Warner. They are chock-full of good, wholesome, old-fashioned values and the heroes are children who are adventurous, diligent, helpful, hardworking, and polite. Our children have been captivated by this series.
The classic Boxcar Children's books have been a wholesome source of entertainment, character building and problem-solving skills for almost 100 years. This is a spin-off series with a new author, but the stories are written just as well. Henry, Jessie, Violet, Benny, and their dog Watch are always finding a totally amazing adventure to go on. While they are in the midst of their adventure, they consistently come across an enticing mystery. There adventures take place in the context of the modern world. Through the captivating plot and dialogue, the mystery will unfold right before your eyes. This Box Car Children series has roughly 100 pages in each volume, divided into ten chapters per book with a few illustrations. ~Kyce