The Legend of Black Eyed Bart, Book 2 - Penner, Edward
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Did a pirate battle really happen in Maple Lake? After Tom and Andy learn more about the pirate Black Eyed Bart, they set out to find evidence of a historic sea battle. But Maple Lake may be more dangerous than Tom and Andy realize. Tom's sister Janice warns the boys about savage creatures that roam the depths of Maple Lake. Does her warning come in time, or is it too late? Will they have the courage and determination to discover the battle site, and recover a piece of history for the Maple Museum? The second book in the series, The Adventures of Tom and Andy: The Legend of Black Eyed Bart will thrill young readers with action and adventure.…mehr

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Did a pirate battle really happen in Maple Lake? After Tom and Andy learn more about the pirate Black Eyed Bart, they set out to find evidence of a historic sea battle. But Maple Lake may be more dangerous than Tom and Andy realize. Tom's sister Janice warns the boys about savage creatures that roam the depths of Maple Lake. Does her warning come in time, or is it too late? Will they have the courage and determination to discover the battle site, and recover a piece of history for the Maple Museum? The second book in the series, The Adventures of Tom and Andy: The Legend of Black Eyed Bart will thrill young readers with action and adventure.
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Autorenporträt
Edward Penner has a passion for great historic sites. He has fond memories of taking his six-year-old son to visit War of 1812 forts in Ontario, Canada: Fort George, Old Fort Erie, and Fort Henry; and Old Fort Niagara in the State of New York. These trips became the inspiration for this five-book series, which always features Maple Museum as a focal point. Bringing the tale of Black Eyed Bart to life was a dream of his, and he hopes that his young readers enjoy the stories as much as he enjoyed writing them.