Books with title Barnaby's Buccaneers

Ten-year-old Madeleine has begged her parents to let her go to Camp Barnaby for the summer. She has never been to summer camp; in fact, she has never been away from her parents for more than a couple days. As the school year comes to an end, Madeleine resigns herself to a summer spent alone at home until, to her surprise, she finds a new sleeping bag and camping supplies on her bed. Her wish has come true. Off she goes to Camp Barnaby!But something isnt right at Camp Barnaby. After a bear makes a surprise appearance outside the girls cabin, the camp goes on high alert. Madeleine and her new friend, Emma, become suspicious when they find human footprints near where the bear attack took place. Could someone have drawn the bear to Camp Barnaby? Could that person be involved with the evil McGlargle Group, who has been trying to buy the camp and turn it into a tourist hotel?In order to uncover the truth, Barnabys Buccaneers will have to sleuth their way amidst mysterious fires, animal attacks, media harassment, and perhaps even kidnapping. The McGlargle Group wont get away with their sinister plans to take over Camp Barnabynot if Madeleine, Emma, Sam, and Oliver have anything to say about it. Madeleine wished for a summer of adventure, but she may get a lot more adventure than she bargained for at Camp Barnaby.

A swashbuckling thriller, part three of THE HIGH SEAS ADVENTURES, set on the oceans at the turn of the nineteenth century drama, horror, adventure"There's pirates in the West Indies. Cannibals. They cook you alive. They shrink your head to the size of a walnut," says Mr Spencer to his son. These words will haunt sixteen-year-old John Spencer as he embarks on his first voyage to foreign lands. Carrying cargo destined for Jamaica, John and his Dragon crew set off from London for waters few of them have sailed before. When they come upon a lifeboat adrift at sea, some are wary of the sailor aboard. His name is Horn, and something about this imposing and mysterious sailor isn't right. He carries a chest full of clinking glass, and his story doesn't quite make sense. Still, John respects the stranger's awe-inspiring seamanship. With Horn on deck, both John and the ship's captain believe the Dragon is in the best of hands.But is Horn to be trusted The answers become more and more complicated as the Dragon encounters a very real and very dangerous pirate ship. Now John starts to believe his father's warnings, especially after he becomes separated from his shipmates and is stranded on an island reputed to conceal buried treasure. A place teeming with buccaneersBrimming with furious high-seas adventure, this companion to The Wreckers and The Smugglers concludes with a bloodcurdling tale of pirates and a surprise ending

Ten-year-old Madeleine has begged her parents to let her go to Camp Barnaby for the summer. She has never been to summer camp; in fact, she has never been away from her parents for more than a couple days. As the school year comes to an end, Madeleine resigns herself to a summer spent alone at home until, to her surprise, she finds a new sleeping bag and camping supplies on her bed. Her wish has come true. Off she goes to Camp Barnaby! But something isn't right at Camp Barnaby. After a bear makes a surprise appearance outside the girls' cabin, the camp goes on high alert. Madeleine and her new friend, Emma, become suspicious when they find human footprints near where the bear attack took place. Could someone have drawn the bear to Camp Barnaby? Could that person be involved with the evil McGlargle Group, who has been trying to buy the camp and turn it into a tourist hotel? In order to uncover the truth, Barnaby's Buccaneers will have to sleuth their way amidst mysterious fires, animal attacks, media harassment, and perhaps even kidnapping. The McGlargle Group won't get away with their sinister plans to take over Camp Barnaby-not if Madeleine, Emma, Sam, and Oliver have anything to say about it. Madeleine wished for a summer of adventure, but she may get a lot more adventure than she bargained for at Camp Barnaby.

Set in the 1870s, The Buccaneers is about five wealthy American girls denied entry into New York Society because their parents' money is too new. At the suggestion of their clever governess, the girls sail to London, where they marry lords, earls, and dukes who find their beauty charming; and their wealth extremely useful. Marion Mainwaring masterfully took on the task of completion, taking her cue from Wharton's own synopsis. The richly engaging central story of Nan St. George and Guy Thwarte, an American heiress and an English aristocrat, whose love breaks the rules of both their societies, is something any Wharton fan will celebrate and any romantic reader will love.

Ten-year-old Madeleine has begged her parents to let her go to Camp Barnaby for the summer. She has never been to summer camp; in fact, she has never been away from her parents for more than a couple days. As the school year comes to an end, Madeleine resigns herself to a summer spent alone at home until, to her surprise, she finds a new sleeping bag and camping supplies on her bed. Her wish has come true. Off she goes to Camp Barnaby! But something isn't right at Camp Barnaby. After a bear makes a surprise appearance outside the girls' cabin, the camp goes on high alert. Madeleine and her new friend, Emma, become suspicious when they find human footprints near where the bear attack took place. Could someone have drawn the bear to Camp Barnaby? Could that person be involved with the evil McGlargle Group, who has been trying to buy the camp and turn it into a tourist hotel? In order to uncover the truth, Barnaby's Buccaneers will have to sleuth their way amidst mysterious fires, animal attacks, media harassment, and perhaps even kidnapping. The McGlargle Group won't get away with their sinister plans to take over Camp Barnaby-not if Madeleine, Emma, Sam, and Oliver have anything to say about it. Madeleine wished for a summer of adventure, but she may get a lot more adventure than she bargained for at Camp Barnaby.