Lost Treasures of the Pirates of the Caribbean

Illustrated by: James A. Owen / with: Lon Saline and Mary McCray
For Ages: 8 - 12
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For centuries, the lore of swashbuckling pirates have captured our imaginations. But pirates really did exist, and they hid treasure in secret coves, on unknown islands, and in abandoned ports. And to keep track of their treasure, they made maps—crude, hand drawn maps that sometimes even the pirates themselves couldn’t read. But that all changed when the buccaneer Henry Morgan hired silversmith Elijah McGee to draw his treasure maps; this led to a dynasty of mapmakers. Until now, no one has been able to tell if McGee’s maps really have clues to a lost treasure. But if the maps are real, then maybe the clues are, too. Here are actual maps of the pirates of the Caribbean, based on McGee’s maps, and accompanied by stories of real pirates. Is there anyone who is pirate enough to decipher the clues in these maps and find the actual hidden treasure?
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  • Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers | 
  • 32 pages | 
  • ISBN 9781442430938 | 
  • June 2011 | 
  • Grades 3 - 7
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