books by Connie Lee Berry (paradise treasure mystery)

books by Connie Lee Berry

books:

Treasure in Tahiti (Incredible Journey Books)

11 reviews
Connie Lee Berry

Kid's Fun Press, 2007

Very interesting!
My third-grader loved the ending of this book. The author has a way with teasing the reader to keep the interest going. It's a great book.

The Criminal in the Caymans
Connie Lee Berry

Independent Pub Group, 2007

Mystery in Mexico (Incredible Journey Books)

4 reviews
Connie Lee Berry

Kid's Fun Press, 2008

Good book to keep kids entertained.
My two kids really liked this book, and I must admit I enjoyed it as well. I liked that it had facts in it. I learned things that I didn't know about the Mayan civilization. Even without the educational aspect of the book, it was an intriguing mystery that children will get absorbed in.

Pirates in Paradise (Incredible Journey Books)

7 reviews
Connie Lee Berry

Kid's Fun Press, 2007

Shiver Me Timbers
As one who has lived a good part of her life on a sailboat and who has spent many years in the Caribbean, I have to say that I enjoyed this book. My only problem was the way the author referred to Max and Sam's father as Mr. Stone. I would have liked "Dad" as the book seems to be from the children's point of view. But other than that little nit-picky thing, this is a nice little adventure story ...

Adventure in Africa (Incredible Journey Books)

8 reviews
Connie Lee Berry

Kid's Fun Press, 2007

The Jungle Can Be a Dangerous Place
Max and Sam are on their way to Africa. Actually the book opens in summer camp, where we get to learn a bit about Max and Sam and their friends, then they're late to the airport, miss their plane and have to fly standby. Their parents are working in a village, so Max and Sam are going to be doing a kids safari. During the safari, their guide, Ms. Sarah, is bitten by a black mamba, not a good ...

The Criminal in the Caymans (Incredible Journey Books )

11 reviews
Connie Lee Berry

Kid's Fun Press, 2007

Fun and full of adventure. Awesome for learning!
This new series is absolutely delightful. The stories are upbeat and interesting. My child really got hooked on the series when she read this first book. One big perk to this series is that it includes facts about geography and other hidden tidbits about this and that, so they learn while they read.

Knights in New York (Incredible Journey Books)
Connie Lee Berry

Kid's Fun Press, 2009

Brothers Max and Sam are off to New York to participate in an exciting medieval contest, the Knights of Knowledge, which will test their knowledge and their strengths. In order to find the golden key and win the contest and the prize, the boys must solve a series of riddles about landmarks? A gift from the French and a symbol of freedom as well, she's as famous as Philadelphia's liberty bell ?located throughout the city. As they scurry along the ...