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The Treasure of El Patron

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Tag pointed his flashlight into the hole and peered inside. It was impossible. The inside was hollow, like an underwater cave. Something shiny lay near the opening and reflected the beam from his light. He reached inside and pulled it out.
 
A pewter spoon.
 
If he could have made a sound, he would have screamed with joy. He tucked the spoon in his vest pocket and reached into the hole again.
 
A sharp stab of pain shot through his left hand. Something had hold of the tip of his thumb and was trying to yank him into the hole!
 
Tag Jones knows that somewhere in the azure water and coral reef surrounding Bermuda lies a sunken ship full of treasure. El Patron sank in 1614, and Tag’s father died in a diving accident while looking for it. Tag won’t give up until he finds El Patron—and he’s not scared off by the local legend that says the ship is cursed. But when two tourists ask Tag and his friend Cowboy to retrieve some mysterious underwater parcels for them, the boys find themselves in dangerous water, way over their heads!
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    • School Library Journal

      August 1, 1998
      Gr 4-6-Yet another of Paulsen's titles for adventure-oriented readers, like the "Tom Swift" books of old. Tag and his friend Cowboy spend their free time searching for treasure from sunken ships off the coast of Bermuda. They find themselves involved in drug dealings when two men ask them to locate a bag that fell to the bottom of the ocean. The boys try to determine how to give the bag to the authorities and keep themselves out of trouble-with the dealers as well as with some of the black magic groups on the island. As with other entries in the series, this book does not offer the strong characters and quality of plot development found in Paulsen's other writings. It does give information on diving, however, and might be of interest to youngsters wanting quick, exciting reads or reluctant readers who are hooked on the "Goosebumps" series (Scholastic) and need some variety.-Margaret C. Howell, West Springfield Elementary School, VA

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  • English

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  • ATOS Level:4.1
  • Interest Level:4-8(MG)
  • Text Difficulty:2-3

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