Book details
The Mapmaker and the Ghost
Description
Goldenrod Moram loves nothing better than a good quest, so she decides to start her own exploring team fashioned after her idols, the explorers Lewis and Clark. Setting out to map the forest right behind her home, her task is derailed when the team encounters a mysterious old lady, who has them search for a legendary blue rose. And when she stumbles upon none other than the ghost of Meriwether Lewis himself, Goldenrod knows this will be anything but an ordinary summer . . . or an ordinary quest.
Age
8-12
Text complexity
proficient
Length
256 pages
Why to read
- Engaging Adventure: 'The Mapmaker and the Ghost' offers readers a thrilling adventure as they follow the protagonist, Goldenrod Moram, on her quest. The story is filled with mystery, excitement, and unexpected twists that keep readers engaged from beginning to end.
- Imagination and Creativity: Sarvenaz Tash creates a vivid and imaginative world that encourages readers to explore their own creativity. The book's blend of realistic elements with the supernatural inspires readers to think outside the box and appreciate the power of imagination.
- Themes of Friendship and Courage: The story emphasizes the importance of friendship, teamwork, and courage. As Goldenrod teams up with a diverse group of characters, readers learn about the value of trusting others and working together to overcome obstacles.
- Develops Problem-Solving Skills: Throughout the book, Goldenrod and her friends encounter various puzzles and challenges that require clever problem-solving. Readers can enhance their own critical thinking skills as they follow along and try to solve the mysteries before the characters do.