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Buried Treasure

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Book Description
Max and Maddie, continue their adventures in Northern Minnesota after they discover a gold coin, given to them by a miner on the grounds of the Pine Mountain Gold Museum, has a magnetic connection to a map Max discovers in an old encyclopedia.

The thirteen-year-old best friends travel back in time to 1875 to the source of the Mississippi River where they meet Paul, an enormous, yet, ... More
Book Information
PublisherEchelon Press
BindingKindle Edition
Reading LevelUncategorized
# of Pages33
ISBN-10B00GSA1V72
Publication Date11/18/2013
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About Mary Cunningham (Author) : "I live in my own little world. But, it's okay. They know me here." I really live in Villa Rica, GA with my husband. Our three grown children live in various parts of the U.S. and our granddaughter li... more
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8/11/2014 Mary Cunningham said:
Max and Maddie, continue their adventures in Northern Minnesota after they discover a gold coin, given to them by a miner on the grounds of the Pine Mountain Gold Museum, has a magnetic connection to a map Max discovers in an old encyclopedia. The thirteen-year-old best friends travel back in ti... more

tags: time-travel, adventure, series, middle-grade, friendship, history, Minnesota, I wrote

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