Hi! I read a true story of a shipwreck, but it doesn't have anything to do
with pirates or buried treasure. It is called Shipwreck at the Bottom of
the World: Shackleton's Amazing Voyage by Jennifer Armstrong. Shackleton's
expedition was to be the first to cross the Antarctic continent, but his
ship was caught in pack ice and crushed. It is a very exciting and
inspiring story of the heroic efforts of the crew and captain.
Tracey Luehrs
MLIS St. Catherine
St. Paul, MN
mimla@charter.net
>
> we need suggestions for chapter books, upper middle school to high
> school level, pertaining to the subjects of pirates, shipwrecks, buried
> treasure, treasure hunting, ancient treasures, treasures at sea, etc.
> naturally, we thought of treasure island, mutiny on the bounty and
> 20,000 leagues under the sea.
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