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Young Indiana Jones and the Plantation Treasure By: William McCAY

Posted by sirsantis on Friday, June 27th, 2008
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BLURB:

Young Indiana Jones his father, is in Georgetown lecturing at the university on medieval literature. Indy, however, travels to the Carolinas where he follows the trail of a Civil War slave in the underground Railroad.

FORMAT: Paperback

This Review is being done by my middle son, 10.

REVIEW:

It’s about a boy named Indiana Jones. His Dad and him moved to Georgetown and there is where his adventure begins. Indy finds a girl running away from some villains and he helps her get away. After there little encounter with the villains Indy finds himself helping the girl he just saved find her family treasure. I think this was a very good book and that everyone who likes adventure would like this book.

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