Afternoon on the Amazon
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Chapter Book · Ages 6–9 · 1995 · Est. 54 min read

Afternoon on the Amazon

Written by Mary Pope Osborne · Illustrated by Sal Murdocca

Book #6 in the Magic Tree House series

Two siblings travel through time to the Amazon rainforest to find a special object to help a magical librarian

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67 pages· 4,820 words· Est. 54 min read· 510L
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Bookroo's summary

Jack and Annie are whisked away to the Amazon River by the Magic Tree House, only to face vampire bats and killer ants. As they become hopelessly lost in the dense rainforest, the siblings must navigate the wild terrain to find their way back. Will they overcome the jungle's perils, or remain trapped forever? Their adventure tests courage and wit, raising the stakes with every step deeper into the unknown. Can they outsmart the dangers lurking in the shadows and return to safety?

From the publisher

Vampire bats and killer ants? That’s what Jack and Annie are about to run into when the Magic Tree House whisks them away to the Amazon River. It’s not long before they get hopelessly lost. Will they be able to find their way back to the tree house? Or are Jack and Annie stuck forever in the rain forest?

At a glance
Format
Pages
67
Words
4,820
Reading age
6–9
Audience
Early Reader
Lexile
510L
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Book details

Reading levels
ATOS
2.6
F&P level
~N
AR points
1
AR interest level
LG
AR quiz
14651
Publication
Published
August 29, 1995
Edition
Language
English
Type
Chapter Book
Identifiers
ISBN
9780679863724

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