The Treasure of Panther Peak

by Aileen Kilgore Henderson

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A mother and daughter start a new life in the canyonlands of Texas in this novel filled with mystery, realistic family situations, and touches of magic that prove once again that Henderson--the author of The Summer of the Bonepile Monster and The Monkey Thief--is a master at combining high adventure and mystery with psychological realism and the sort of characters who live on long after the book has ended. 12 illustrations.… (more)

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A mother and daughter start a new life in the canyonlands of Texas in this novel filled with mystery, realistic family situations, and touches of magic that prove once again that Henderson--the author of The Summer of the Bonepile Monster and The Monkey Thief--is a master at combining high adventure and mystery with psychological realism and the sort of characters who live on long after the book has ended. 12 illustrations.

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