Part of Magic Tree House, book 30
First published 2018
Jack and Annie step out of the magic tree house into Galveston, Texas in 1900. Rain pelts down around them, and wind whips through the streets. A massive storm approaches the coastal city, but the locals dismiss the danger. They refuse to believe that wind and rain could threaten their community. As the hurricane intensifies, seawater pours into Galveston's streets and buildings. The flood traps residents throughout the city. Jack and Annie realize they must act fast to help the people around them. They carry only small magical powers and their determination to make a difference. The brother and sister team faces their most perilous tree house adventure yet. They must find ways to rescue others while the storm rages. The rising waters and howling winds test their courage and resourcefulness. This mission pushes Jack and Annie beyond anything they have encountered before.
Genres: historical-fiction, adventure
Vibes: emotional, fast-paced, suspenseful
Tropes: fish-out-of-water, found-family
Setting: Galveston, Texas
Period: 1900
112 pages · Kindle Edition · Random House Books for Young Readers