Rafi and Rosi Pirates!

Written & illustrated by Lulu Delacre

Tree frog siblings uncover treasure and a haunted secret at El Morro Fort.

3.9/5 Goodreads · 21 ratings

64 pages· 1,697 words· Est. 14 min read-aloud

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Bookroo's summary

Rafi and Rosi, adventurous tree frog siblings, explore Puerto Rico's El Morro Fort. Pretending to be pirates, they stumble upon hidden treasure and a mysterious, possibly haunted sentry box. As Rafi is ready to leave, Rosi's curiosity leads her into a thrilling hide-and-seek game. Will they uncover the fort's secrets or find themselves in over their heads? Dive into their exciting journey filled with history, mystery, and a touch of the supernatural.

From the publisher

In this third chapter book starring Rafi and Rosi, the two tree frog siblings explore their island home of Puerto Rico and learn about its Spanish history, fortresses, and pirates. In this new book in the popular Dive Into Reading: Rafi and Rosi chapter book series, Rafi and his younger sister, Rosi, are excited to visit El Morro Fort, the four-hundred-year-old fortress that guards the entrance to San Juan harbor. At the fort they pretend to be pirates, engage in a fierce battle, and learn about Roberto Cofresí, Puerto Rico’s most famous pirate. As they go deeper into the fort they discover a gleaming, hidden treasure–Spanish gold doubloons and silver pieces of eight–hidden in the inner reaches of the fort’s kitchen. After turning over their discovery to the fort’s museum, Rafi is ready to go back to Tía Ana’s home, but Rosi wants to play hide-and-seek. And Rosi sees the perfect place to hide–in the stone sentry box that once housed the fort’s lookout guards. Little does she know that the sentry box might be haunted! Engaging and informative, the book is perfect for independent readers in grades 1 and 2. Children will enjoy joining Rafi and Rosi on their new adventures while they learn about Puerto Rico’s history.

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