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My daughter loved this book, the first in the Magic Tree House series. Jack and his little sister Annie discover a tree house filled with books where Jack finds a book about dinosaurs and looks through it. When Jack sees a picture of a Pteranodon, he whispers, "I wish I could see a Pteranodon for real." Suddenly, Jack and Annie find themselves in the prehistoric past. I look forward to reading the rest of this series with my daughter, fantastic adventure books to read aloud to young ones!
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The first book in the series. Independent reading level 2.0 as stated by publisher on the back cover. Very cute story that sets the whole series in motion.
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THis is the first book in the series; it explains how the whole deal got started. This book is about dinosaurs but does not focus on their lifestyles. It mainly focuses on their physical characteristics.

Rebecka K. (
RebeckaK) reviewed on 9/14/2005...
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My two boys ages 3 and 6 loved this book. I caught my 6 year old sneaking a look at the pictures to find out what happened next- and my 3 year old begs and begs for me to keep reading. I even enjoyed reading it to them- the dialogue was fun.
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first in the magic tree house series..my sons just love this book as well as all the others in the series..

Karen B. (
falcon) reviewed on 1/24/2006...
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This is the first in a great series of children's adventure books. A great way to get and keep your kids reading.
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A Magic Tree House book..need I say more:)
Jack and his sister, Annie, who take a trip in a magic tree house and land in a time 65 million years ago. They find dinosaurs and volcanoes and adventure. Veteran storyteller Osborne builds the power of reading into the story: it's the books in the tree house that give the kids the magic to travel and see far, far away.
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We love this series!
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A tree house that appears out of nowhere? Before Jack and Annie can say "What's happening?"they're whisked away to the prehistoric past. Will they get home before dark...or will they become some giant creature's dinner?
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A fun childrens tale. The first magic tree house series.
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This is the first of this series. Jack and Annie go in a magic tree to different times in history. This is a really fun series.

Susan M. (
susanm) reviewed on 9/11/2005...
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Where did the tree house come from? Before Jack and Annie can find out, the mysterious tree house whisks them back to the phrehistoric past. now they have to figure out how to get home. Can they do it before dark...or will they become a dinosaur's dinner?
My son is 6 and getting into loving to read. When we came across this book series a few months back I never imagined that two little storybook characters would have captivated his imagination in the manner that Jack & Annie have. He can't wait to get each subsequent book in the mail. He has to read it right away, before he plays after school. Because he has to see what adventure they are on next. We love that the stories follow where the last leaves off so that it really seems like the series is a journal about these two's life, not just another book.

Jennifer I. (
jinglems) reviewed on 5/1/2006...
GOOD