Fue genial. Estoy aprendiendo español, así que trato de leer cuando puedo. Las palabras son fáciles de entender y me gusta la historia. Esta serie es perfecto para los niños. ( )

The ends of the chapters always caused NoNoNoOOo! gasps when I closed the book. ( )

Having used their magic tree house to travel to India, where they must get as gift to help free the dog Teddy from a spell, Jack and Annie have adventures involving a tiger and other endangered jungle animals.

I read this with my 7 year old. It was the first chapter book that she wanted to finish. I liked how it brought up the subject of the illegal poaching of animals, specifically Tigers, in India. This is a sad problem that is happening to most of the exotic animals in these countries. We are handing this problem over to the younger generations so knowing about it at a young age might help in the protection of these animals.

This set of books in the Magic Tree House series really showed Osborne's creativity.  Jack and Annie were sent on random missions that had one ultimate goal (rescuing an enchanted puppy in 17-20 and saving Camelot in 21-24).  Jack and Annie brought back random items from each set of missions and Osborne was able to weave those unrelated items into a storyline and lesson for Jack and Annie.  I thought it was very creative and would appeal to my students as readers. ( )