Key to
the Treasure
By: Peggy Parish
Genre: Juvenile mystery
Pages: 154
Published: 1966
Read: July
5 out of 5
I first read this
book as a kid and remember loving it. The book is very unique in the fact that
the puzzles that Jed, Bill, and Liza find can be solved by the reader before
reading how the kids solve it. So it's a true puzzle-solving mystery. I still worked the puzzles myself this time as
well. However, I appreciated more of the story as an adult. It shows the importance of one's family
history being past down through the generations. I feel this is an excellent example of a
children's classic and is definitely timeless. It's about kids growing up in any decade
trying to find a lost treasure hidden on their grandparents property over 100
years ago. This book should be treasured by kids of all ages . Join the journey
as the siblings find the key to a treasure!
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