The Legend of Black Eyed Bart, Book 4 - Penner, Edward
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A huge ship can't disappear, can it? Tom and Andy are on the trail of Blue Magic, the famous ship of Jeffrey MacNay. But through the years every member of the MacNay family has looked for it, and none have found it. What clue lies hidden in a painting on Gerald MacNay's wall? What does a small row boat have to do with the missing ship? And, can Tom and Andy solve the riddle of the ship before Jason does? It's going to take all of their strength and determination to learn the deepest secrets of Blue Magic. The fourth book in the series, The Adventures of Tom and Andy: The Legend of Black Eyed…mehr

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A huge ship can't disappear, can it? Tom and Andy are on the trail of Blue Magic, the famous ship of Jeffrey MacNay. But through the years every member of the MacNay family has looked for it, and none have found it. What clue lies hidden in a painting on Gerald MacNay's wall? What does a small row boat have to do with the missing ship? And, can Tom and Andy solve the riddle of the ship before Jason does? It's going to take all of their strength and determination to learn the deepest secrets of Blue Magic. The fourth book in the series, The Adventures of Tom and Andy: The Legend of Black Eyed Bart will enthrall young readers with suspense, danger, and surprises.
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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.