"Three mysterious adventures:
1. THE HAUNTED LIGHTHOUSE
On a visit to a coastal harbor town, the world is Noah’s oyster as long as the stormy weather doesn’t ruin the fun. Summer break has just begun, and with seven days of freedom, how much trouble can thirteen-year-old Noah, his best friend, and his sister really find? Plenty, as it turns out.
Because when the kids go snooping around an old, decommissioned lighthouse, its troublesome secrets begin to reveal themselves, and the kids are about to stumble upon a hundred-year-old mystery that still haunts the nearby fishing village.
2. THE LEGEND OF CREEPY HOLLOW
Noah’s got his hands full, although he doesn’t mind the freedom that a weekend at the Murphy’s apple orchard in New York State offers. He’s got farm chores to do and a geocache to locate—an extra credit assignment that might be his only chance at raising his failing history grade.
But when its GPS coordinates point toward a massive corn maze smack in the middle of a popular fall festival, the hunt becomes a lot more complicated than he’d imagined, especially when the gang learns of the vengeful nineteenth-century ghost rider haunting the fields.
3. THE CURSE OF PIRATE'S COVE
When a friendly shopkeeper spins a sordid tale of pirate legend on their first day of vacation, Noah dismisses it as nothing more than a thrilling tale. Yet, following his souvenir treasure map through the Caribbean rain forest in pursuit of the elusive “X” sounds like a fun way to spend a day in paradise.
Little does he know the pursuit could change his life forever. Because as he and his sister and best friend inch closer to the treasure, the unimaginable might just become reality. And if it does, can the kids defy the odds and escape with their lives?
For ages 8-12"
"When a mysterious beam of light appears during a thunderstorm off the coast of Maine, three friends go in search of answers and find themselves unraveling an otherworldly tale.On a visit to a coastal harbor town, the world is Noah’s oyster as long as the stormy weather doesn’t ruin the fun. Summer break has just begun, and with seven days of freedom, how much trouble can thirteen-year-old Noah, his best friend, and his sister really find? Plenty, as it turns out.
Because when the kids go snooping around an old, decommissioned lighthouse, its troublesome secrets begin to reveal themselves, and the kids are about to stumble upon a hundred-year-old mystery that still haunts the nearby fishing village.
Follow the adventures of three unlikely sleuths in the Tales of the Lost & Found, a middle grade mystery adventure series by Shana Gorian, recommended for ages 9-12.
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What People Are Saying:
'Well written, great characters, really interesting setting, some historical facts, and a century old mystery solved. Ghostly without being too scary.'
'Great read and has a fun plot with lots of twists. I loved it so much, would definitely recommend it.'
'...This middle grade read is exciting without being gory, violent, or full of horror...'
'...Great mystery. Page turner.'
'...it reminded me a lot of goosebumps in a good way.'
'...An antique boat store, a mysterious shipwreck, and scares from the supernatural combine to create an intriguing novel for middle-grade and young adult readers...'
'...The three kids in the story were very relatable in the way that they used technology to look everything up on Google. It reminded me somewhat of a modern-day Box Car Children's book.'
~Amazon reviews"
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For thirteen-year-old Noah Wright, a trip to a beautiful seaside village in Maine means the perfect start to his summer break. But when he and his friends stumble upon an abandoned lighthouse on a nearby island, a troubling mystery that haunts the town begins to reveal itself. One clue leads to another until it becomes clear that the people of Westport would rather deny the hundred-year-old legend than admit to its ghostly origins. The first instalment in a spine-chilling adventure series for kids. “…It reminded me of Goosebumps in a good way.” “…Ghostly without being too scary.”'...Great mystery. Page turner.'No graphic violence or language."
"At times a thrilling ghost story, at times an action-packed adventure!
Will a search-and-rescue mission for a lost cat spell trouble for Rosco and the kids? Inside the dark tunnels of an old silver mine, ghostly strangers and thunderous noises warn James and Mandy to get out—fast. But, as one mystery leads to another, the kids soon have more questions than answers. Will bravery and quick thinking be enough to rescue the missing cat and escape the eerie mine? This book in the Rosco the Rascal series will keep readers guessing until the end.
*Recommended for ages 7-11. Grades 2-6
*Books do not need to be read or listened to in series order
*Early Middle Grade reading level: perfect for an advanced younger reader or an on-level older reader
*Look for Rosco the Rascal's 5-book audiobook collection on Amazon and Audible!
'...These books are stand-alone adventures, but readers are likely to be hooked on the series after reading any one of them.' ~Barbara Ann Mojica, author, Little Miss History series, and Top Contributor, Amazon Children's Books Reviews
Fans of The Magic Tree House series will love this brother and sister pair, and fans of classic, heroic dogs - from Lassie to Beethoven - will love Rosco.
'The most compelling Rosco story yet!'"
