Books with title Summer Treasure

A Robin Hill School first-grader gets a summertime surprise in this sunny Ready-to-Read!Since it’s summer, instead of attending Robin Hill School, Hannah gets to do other fun things, like go to the beach with her family. Imagine her surprise when she sees her teacher, Mrs. Connor! In a bathing suit! Turns out, teachers don’t live at school—and they are just as friendly outside of the classroom. Together, Mrs. Connor and Hannah look for treasure on the beach and share a beautiful summer day.

A Robin Hill School first-grader gets a summertime surprise in this sunny Ready-to-Read!Since it’s summer, instead of attending Robin Hill School, Hannah gets to do other fun things, like go to the beach with her family. Imagine her surprise when she sees her teacher, Mrs. Connor! In a bathing suit! Turns out, teachers don’t live at school—and they are just as friendly outside of the classroom. Together, Mrs. Connor and Hannah look for treasure on the beach and share a beautiful summer day.

When two siblings go on a treasure hunt, they aren't sure exactly what kind of treasure they are looking for. What they do know is that treasures are shiny, mysterious and precious. And that all the really good treasures are hidden! As they explore the forest, their curiosity pays off when they find the biggest, shiniest, most mysterious and precious treasure hidden just over a hill. Told exclusively in dialogue, this beautifully illustrated picture book exudes a sense of wonder at the natural world and emphasizes the magical qualities of looking through a child's eye. Also available in French as Trésor, translated by the author, Mireille Messier.

A Robin Hill School first-grader gets a summertime surprise in this sunny Ready-to-Read!Since it’s summer, instead of attending Robin Hill School, Hannah gets to do other fun things, like go to the beach with her family. Imagine her surprise when she sees her teacher, Mrs. Connor! In a bathing suit! Turns out, teachers don’t live at school—and they are just as friendly outside of the classroom. Together, Mrs. Connor and Hannah look for treasure on the beach and share a beautiful summer day.

When two siblings go on a treasure hunt, they aren't sure exactly what kind of treasure they are looking for. What they do know is that treasures are shiny, mysterious and precious. And that all the really good treasures are hidden!As they explore the forest, their curiosity pays off when they find the biggest, shiniest, most mysterious and precious treasure hidden just over a hill.Told exclusively in dialogue, this beautifully illustrated picture book exudes a sense of wonder at the natural world and emphasizes the magical qualities of looking through a child's eye.Also available in French as Trésor, translated by the author, Mireille Messier.

From how these treasures were created, lost, and uncovered by explorers and scientists, Eyewitness Treasure takes a look at the wide variety of precious objects that have been the seeds of greed, conquest, crime, and adventure over the history of humankind. The most trusted nonfiction series on the market, Eyewitness Books provide an in-depth, comprehensive look at their subjects with a unique integration of words and pictures. The story of exploration — from early expeditions to high-tech trips into space — is presented in vivid visual detail in this intriguing guide.

When twelve year old Preston Matthews finds a wallet on the playground, he and his best friend Gage Warner discover a message inside that triggers an adventure of a lifetime. Along the way, their lifelong friendship is tested, adolescent crushes develop, new friendships are formed and a buried treasure changes their lives forever. Preston and Gage each have a younger brother, Brandon Matthews and Zach Warner, both eight. The wallet they find sends all four boys and their parents on a month long, all expenses paid trip to Okinawa, Japan. There, they meet a military family that takes them on an adventure around the island while experiencing the life of military families. While on a guided tour, the kids wander off and discover a map which ultimately leads them to treasure. Through their search for the missing pieces of the key, the kids struggle with jealousy, coming of age crushes and the realization that friendships are what make you truly wealthy.My real name is Kim Kattawar Mahfouz. (I am using Kim Katt as my Pen name.) I am a proud wife of a now retired United States Marine. We were stationed on Okinawa for six years and while this book is fiction, most of the places I used for the kids adventure are actual places on Okinawa. In the beginning, I started writing this book for my own children but as the story unfolded and developed, I realized that a book written about military children and the adventures and lifestyles they live everyday, could be informational and entertaining whether it is read by military or civilian children.

When twelve year old Preston Matthews finds a wallet on the playground, he and his best friend Gage Warner discover a message inside that triggers an adventure of a lifetime. Along the way, their lifelong friendship is tested, adolescent crushes develop, new friendships are formed and a buried treasure changes their lives forever. Preston and Gage each have a younger brother, Brandon Matthews and Zach Warner, both eight. The wallet they find sends all four boys and their parents on a month long, all expenses paid trip to Okinawa, Japan. There, they meet a military family that takes them on an adventure around the island while experiencing the life of military families. While on a guided tour, the kids wander off and discover a map which ultimately leads them to treasure. Through their search for the missing pieces of the key, the kids struggle with jealousy, coming of age crushes and the realization that friendships are what make you truly wealthy. My real name is Kim Kattawar Mahfouz. (I am using Kim Katt as my Pen name.) I am a proud wife of a now retired United States Marine. We were stationed on Okinawa for six years and while this book is fiction, most of the places I used for the kids adventure are actual places on Okinawa. In the beginning, I started writing this book for my own children but as the story unfolded and developed, I realized that a book written about military children and the adventures and lifestyles they live everyday, could be informational and entertaining whether it is read by military or civilian children.

This book is a quiet story of treasure lost and found, and the beautiful developing relationship between a black crow and a curious child.A crow watches from afar as a child collects a unique assortment of curios in a secret hideout: a thimble, a button, a ribbon. When a storm hits and scatters everything, the child must search for the beloved items again. The crow returns one of the lost items, and in return the child offers something else. Together child and crow discover the best gift of all. Treasure is a lovely tale for beginner readers that teaches simple word concepts with sweet illustrations.