Magic tree house 5

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A prologue explains the history of the magic tree house that Jack and his sister, Annie, have discovered. By touching a picture in one of the many books inside the tree house, the children are instantly transported from Frog Creek, Pa. So far, they have encountered dinosaurs, knights, pirates and an Egyptian mummy. They have also met an enchantress from the days of King Arthur named Morgan Le Fey, who travels through time to collect books for the tree house. After several days of looking for the tree house, the children believe that it has disappeared. They are sad that they may never see Morgan again. Inside the tree house, they meet a tiny mouse that Annie names Peanut.

Magic tree house 5

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They went back to the treehouse and the ninja master was in there. Readability Age Range.

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Jump to ratings and reviews. Want to read. Rate this book. Magic Tree House 5 Night of the Ninjas. Mary Pope Osborne , Sal Murdocca. Jack and Annie are ready for their next fantasy adventure in the bestselling middle-grade series? Have you ever met a real live ninja? Jack and Annie do when the Magic Tree House whisks them back to ancient Japan, where they find themselves in the cave of a ninja master.

Magic tree house 5

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My son loved this one so much he is writing a story about a ninja master!! Then Peanut the mouse escapes and runs across a log that Jack doesn't think can hold them and then Annie runs across. At the beginning of the book, the two ninjas look like they want to kidnap the siblings, but actually they are trying to take them to place of their master. They took them to their cave. Will they learn the secrets of the ninja? Then they make friends with the ninjas and the ninjas bring them across a freezing cold river. Write a Review. I like the book. It says that she needs help because she is under a spell. You are about to leave our Parents site. He explains that his family is at war with some samurai fighters. Follow nature Oh yes, I am ninja. Overall, it was a pretty good book. Pretending to be ninjas is a mission now? The books inside the magic tree house belong to her.

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Friend of Pixie. I wish I could give it 10 stars! Jack reads from the book that ninjas were warriors in the 14th to the 17th centuries. Write a Review. Jack and Annie gave the treasures to Morgan and couldn't wait for the next adventure. Then, they found the treasure which was a moon stone , a mouse , a flower , and a hat. It says that she needs help because she is under a spell. They took them to their cave. Morgan was still nowhere to be find until the end. Random House.