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Ten Mile Treasure by Andre Norton

Ten Mile Treasure

By Andre Norton
Level 6
Review:

When the Kimball family moves to Arizona to turn an old stagecoach stop into a hotel, Christie and her brother Neal discover an unexpected secret: a mysterious treasure chest hidden deep in a cave. Together with their Navajo friends, they follow clue after clue trying to find out more about their discovery. Although this book doesn’t display a lot of high morals, it has nothing objectionable, it features great writing, and it will teach readers a lot about the Old West and ghost towns.

(Reviewed by Kate Phillips)

Region North America, United States, Arizon
Period 20th century, 1900s
Genre Fiction
Digital Format E-book
The Good and the Beautiful Library No
  • E-Book
  • 2 Moral Value
  • 3 Educational Value
  • 3.5 Literary Value
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