The Boxcar Children #5-12
Titles: The Boxcar Children #5-12
Author: Gertrude Chandler Warner
Grade Level: 3&4th
There is something comforting about reading a Boxcar Children book. Being back in a story with Henry, Jessie, Violet, and Benny is about like coming home.
#5 - Mike's Mystery - Why did Mike's house burn down? Where will they live and how will his mom be able to earn enough to support her family? Learn about generosity and the way true friends look out for each other.
#6 - Blue Bay Mystery - What is it like to live on an island for a few weeks? What will they eat and where will they sleep? And who is watching them?
#7 - The Woodshed Mystery - Why are people nervous about the old house? Learn how harmful rumors can be. Also have fun getting a glimpse into Revolutionary War days.
#8 - The Lighthouse Mystery - How is a boy such a good cook? Will the lighthouse light still be used to rescue boats in distress? Is it possible to eat things from the sea? Enjoy the reconciliation of a father and son in this story.
#9 - Mountain Top Mystery - It's nice Grandfather plans ahead, or there would be a desperate family in this story. Join them as they search for treasure and reunite the last two members of an Indian tribe. Unfortunately, this book contains numerous references to evolution.
#10 - Schoolhouse Mystery - Is it really possible for the Aldens to find a mystery on a supposedly boring island? And what could bring more excitement than teaching school - in the summer?!
#11 - Caboose Mystery - Being falsely accused is never fun. Join the Aldens in this adventure as they search for a lost and valuable treasure in order to clear the name of a falsely accused man.
#12 - Houseboat Mystery - Fear is a powerful thing. When used by criminals to pit people against each other, it is even worse. Can the Aldens figure out what is going on before too many lives are destroyed?
