Books with title A Pirate's Tale

Young readers will find adventure in this simple chapter book about friends who play and pretend. This transitional chapter book is for children between the ages of 6-8 years old (1-3 grades). Three friends go help a new family who is moving into the neighborhood. As the children work, they imagine themselves as pirates looking for treasure. Along the way, the friends find adventure as they run into giants and mermaids. In the end, they find a new friend who turns out to be the best kind of treasure they could have found.

Little Pirates Josh and Jake set sail to find The Sweet Treasure. Parrot the Pirate told them that the treasure was buried behind a pink house on Next Door Island. When they meet Long Bill the Map Keeper and No Beard the Feared, Josh and Jake have to learn their address or walk the plank.THE MAJORITY OF LOST CHILDREN DO NOT KNOW THEIR ADDRESS OR TELEPHONE NUMBER. LET’S CHANGE THAT WITH A STORY AND A GAME.

Q! A Pirate Tale tells the tale of a cartoonish pirate whose refusal to say “Arr” brings the scorn of the rest of his crew. But when his shipmates head into disaster, Q becomes the only one able to save the day. This charming tale embraces diversity and teaches children about accepting differences in others. Q combines bright and lively illustrations with a rhyming tale that both young readers and parents will enjoy.

My Pirate’s Tale is a delightful children’s storybook and photo album that allows parents to enliven reading in a whole new way. Throughout the pirate adventure are die-cut frames into which a picture of your child (or a picture drawn by your child) can be inserted to personalize the story! Extra frames and blank lines at the end allow your child to add to the story with their own photos and captions. Be sure to check out the included list: “10 things a good pirate should know.”

Are you ready to embark on a fantastic journey to World's End with Captain Jack Sparrow and the Pirates of the Caribbean? If so, this fun-filled play pack has everything you need to play pirate and star in your own pirate adventures. In addition to a photo-filled storybook based on Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End, there's an electronic sword that makes two swashbuckling sounds, a buccaneer's hat, and pirate ring. So hoist the colors, grab your sword, and join Jack Sparrow on a voyage to World's End!

Imagine you witness a murder but have no clue who the man was, or why he had to die. Imagine you stumble into a rat's nest of piracy and greed and put your own life at stake for the sake of justice. Imagine you don't know who you can still trust.... "No matter how she looked at it, she ended up with far too many suspects. How should she ever get to the bottom of the attack and the murder if almost half the harbour population had a motive?"