treasure hunters all american adventure james patterson

Overall, Treasure Hunters: All-American Adventure is a fun book to read on a hot summer day. There's a little bit of United States history tossed about in this story, which I thought it was nice touch to include into a children's book. The plot is well-written with many twists and turns that keep you turning the pages. The narration is easy to read, which is going to be a plus for young readers who get easily distracted. The main characters, Bick and Beck, are instantly likeable, as well as the entire Kidd crew. What starts out as a simple day of visiting tourist attractions quickly turns into an all-new Kidd's adventure that takes them across the USA in the attempt to unravel a conspiracy involving fake Bill of Rights documents.įinal Thoughts Treasure Hunters: All-American Adventure is a fast-paced thrill ride from start to finish. To keep the kids out of trouble, their parents get a babysitter for them - Uncle Richie. and bored out of their minds while their parents are working on a project at the Smithsonian. The sixth entry has the Kidd kids stuck in Washington D.C. The series is told from the point-of-view of Bickford 'Bick' Kidd, who is supposed to be writing the story while his twin sister, Rebecca 'Beck. They travel around the world with their archaeologist parents, where they get tangled up in some sort of adventure. 'All-American Adventure' happens to be the sixth installment in the Treasure Hunters children's book series which is published Jimmy Patterson (James Patterson's imprint at Little, Brown, and Company). They have two older siblings, Tommy and Storm. The series is told from the point-of-view of Bickford 'Bick' Kidd, who is supposed to be writing the story while his twin sister, Rebecca 'Beck' Kidd, is handling the illustrations. ' All-American Adventure' happens to be the sixth installment in the Treasure Hunters children's book series which is published Jimmy Patterson (James Patterson's imprint at Little, Brown, and Company). However, last month, I did have time to read a shorter book, titled Treasure Hunter: All-American Adventure written by James Patterson and Chris Grabenstein with illustrations by Juliana Neufeld. So, basically, there haven't been very many short reads for me. Typically, I read many (and I mean dozens) of books during the summer, but that isn't the case this year, as the titles I have read have been at least 450 + pages. Though it's only July, this summer has been a bit too long for me for already.

Treasure hunters all american adventure james patterson