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by Zander Bingham (Author), Andrea Dailey (Illustrator), Diana Swain (Editor)
Join Jack Jones and crew as they investigate the ghostly events taking place during their stay at The Point Danger Lighthouse in this modern-classic adventure.
- No "Bad Guys" or Monsters
- No Weapons or "Attitude"
- Just lots of fun
Could the old lighthouse that Jack's aunt bought to turn into a guesthouse actually be haunted? Mysterious figures in the windows...strange noises...flickering lights. Is this really the work of ghosts?
When the Jones family is invited to stay at the old Point Danger Lighthouse, Jack, his sister Emma and best friend Albert are excited to explore the lighthouse, check out the views, and spend time playing by the sea. But when they hear from the lighthouse caretaker that strange things happen that can't be explained, the three adventurers work together to solve a mystery.
Join Jack, his sister Emma and best buddy Albert as they uncover the secrets surrounding the lighthouse and its mystifying tales.
Fans of seaside adventures, a little mystery and some ghost hunting will enjoy this haunted lighthouse tale Welcome to a brand-new series of children's chapter books that are the perfect dose of excitement, adventure and good, clean fun
Young readers will enjoy following Jack and crew on this fun-filled adventure, and the young-at-heart will love coming along for the ride
Jack Jones is a series of classic adventure stories set in a contemporary time. The themes that carry through the books include friendship, perseverance, problem-solving, bravery, teamwork and encouragement. The central characters include Jack (you can read more about our main character below), his younger sister Emma who is an excitable, strong and savvy young girl who loves nature, gymnastics and anything adventurous, and, Albert, Jack's best friend and next-door-neighbor who is very studious, cautious, cool and calm under pressure, thoughtful and reliable.
This book is ideal for children new to chapter books (ages 6-8) as well as those who are at an intermediate level of reading chapter books independently (ages 9-12). There are detailed full-page black and white illustrations to complement the story and provide some familiarity for those who are moving away from picture-heavy story-books and first readers.
About Jack Jones:
Jack Jones is an adventurous pre-teen who believes there is always a practical explanation for even the most mysterious and seemingly inexplicable things. His parents are professors who teach the importance of education and the power of problem-solving.
Jack is a born leader who loves music, loathes snakes, welcomes input and is very supportive. He's encouraging and always maintains a positive attitude no matter the predicament. He plays guitar in a band called The Missing Links and he never ventures anywhere without his lucky jacket
