High Time for Heroes

High Time for Heroes

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  • Create Date:2021-12-12 05:51:04
  • Update Date:2025-09-07
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  • Author:Mary Pope Osborne
  • ISBN:0307980529
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Summary

The New York Times bestselling Magic Tree House series has a brand-new paperback! Jack and Annie travel to Thebes, Egypt, to find Florence Nightingale, world-famous nurse。
 
Don’t look down! Mary Pope Osborne brings chills, thrills, and spills to young readers in this Magic Tree House adventure。 
 
Jack and Annie are on a mission for Merlin the magician! This time, the magic tree house whisks them off to Thebes, Egypt, to find Florence Nightingale, a world-famous nurse。 But when they find her, the Florence Nightingale they meet is not a famous nurse at all—she’s not even a regular nurse! Have they found the right person? Or did Merlin make a mistake? An easy mission turns dangerous when Jack and Annie try to solve the mystery!
 
Have more fun with Jack and Annie on the Magic Tree House® website at MagicTreeHouse。com。

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Reviews

Kim

Jack and Annie are on a mission to find four great truths from four great persons in history。 The first person was Alexander the Great, second was from Harry Houdini, the third is from Florence Nightingale。 As they are transported to Egypt to find their third truth, they read up on Florence Nightingale。 She was a nurse during the Crimean War, she studied in Germany to become a nurse and she established the way for women everywhere to follow there dreams。 Her family was against her becoming a nur Jack and Annie are on a mission to find four great truths from four great persons in history。 The first person was Alexander the Great, second was from Harry Houdini, the third is from Florence Nightingale。 As they are transported to Egypt to find their third truth, they read up on Florence Nightingale。 She was a nurse during the Crimean War, she studied in Germany to become a nurse and she established the way for women everywhere to follow there dreams。 Her family was against her becoming a nurse, or working at all。 They wanted her to be a Society Woman, to marry and be a housewife。 Florence decided to follow her dreams instead。 。。。more

Mconne5

Reid and I read this together for reading practice。 I read every other page to keep him from getting discouraged。 He had listened to it before but on his own (several times last year) but it was new to me。 I found the beginning very slow, and the plot not particularly interesting on the whole。 Reid only remembered the cliff scene from previous reads and I can see why, it was the only exciting part。 There are many more exciting magic tree house books out there unless you are a completist I would Reid and I read this together for reading practice。 I read every other page to keep him from getting discouraged。 He had listened to it before but on his own (several times last year) but it was new to me。 I found the beginning very slow, and the plot not particularly interesting on the whole。 Reid only remembered the cliff scene from previous reads and I can see why, it was the only exciting part。 There are many more exciting magic tree house books out there unless you are a completist I would read some of the others instead。 。。。more

Elias Ben

Magic House's always magic, even though they're hurt。 Magic House's always magic, even though they're hurt。 。。。more

Jenny Clark

In the third adventure to find the secrets of greatness, Jack and Annie travel to Egypt and meet Florence Nightingale, who becomes a great nurse。 They wish to become great rock climbers in order to save a pet monkey。 The secret this time is meaning and purpose。 The Fact Tracker is Heroes for All Times: A Nonfiction Companion to Magic Tree House #51: High Time for Heroes In the third adventure to find the secrets of greatness, Jack and Annie travel to Egypt and meet Florence Nightingale, who becomes a great nurse。 They wish to become great rock climbers in order to save a pet monkey。 The secret this time is meaning and purpose。 The Fact Tracker is Heroes for All Times: A Nonfiction Companion to Magic Tree House #51: High Time for Heroes 。。。more

Nolan Brendel

I liked it because Florence Nightengale was a nurse and they also babysat a baby baboon。

Winifred

I loved it。 The baby baboon was cute, and I especially liked the part where Jack and Annie climbed the cliff。review from 6 years old。

Daniel Martin

Pour cette 46° aventure , les deux personnages centraux de la série des cabanes magiques retournent en Egypte mais en 1850 et non plus au temps des pyramides。 Bien difficile cette fois de réaliser la mission qui leur a été confiée par Merlin。 Du point de vue du scénario, on retrouve les ingrédients de base même si l'action connaît un essoufflement après une trentaine de pages avec l'adjonction de personnages périphériques qui n'apportent pas grand chose au récit。 Celui-ci reprend un rythme plus Pour cette 46° aventure , les deux personnages centraux de la série des cabanes magiques retournent en Egypte mais en 1850 et non plus au temps des pyramides。 Bien difficile cette fois de réaliser la mission qui leur a été confiée par Merlin。 Du point de vue du scénario, on retrouve les ingrédients de base même si l'action connaît un essoufflement après une trentaine de pages avec l'adjonction de personnages périphériques qui n'apportent pas grand chose au récit。 Celui-ci reprend un rythme plus soutenu dans la deuxième moitié du livre avec un épisode palpitent dans la vallée des reines。 Apprécié par deux de mes petits-enfants âgés de 8 ans 。。。more

Shannon

3。5*

Matthew

good

Librariann

I liked that this book focused on Flo N。 before she became a storied nurse, because from what I hear, 19th century Crimean hospitals are no place for impressionable children。

Emily

In the magic treehouse series, not only in Merlin Missions, Jack and Annie found a magic treehouse。 They soon discovered that in the magic treehouse there were lots of books and when they point to a picture in the book and make a wish to go there the magic treehouse just magically transports them there! They soon learned that the treehouse belongs to Morgan Le Fay from Camelot。 Jack and Annie have helped Morgan with a humongous amount of missions in all places and time periods with the help of t In the magic treehouse series, not only in Merlin Missions, Jack and Annie found a magic treehouse。 They soon discovered that in the magic treehouse there were lots of books and when they point to a picture in the book and make a wish to go there the magic treehouse just magically transports them there! They soon learned that the treehouse belongs to Morgan Le Fay from Camelot。 Jack and Annie have helped Morgan with a humongous amount of missions in all places and time periods with the help of the magic treehouse。 However in Merlin Missions it is not however Morgan that sends them on these missions。 It is Merlin, a fantastic magician。 During Merlin Missions, Jack and Annie make two friends named Teddy and Kathleen。 They soon completed four missions that showed they could properly handle magic。 On those missions, they were given a book of ten magic rhymes to use on four missions。 Each rhyme can only be used once。 Since they succeeded in those four missions, they were given the Wand of Dianthus。 A magic wand that could create magic。 Soon Merlin was not well, and not cheerful at all。 Jack and Annie found four secrets of happiness for him, and now he is happy again。 However the biggest thing that cheered him up was a little penguin named Penny Jack and Annie had gotten from their last mission to find the last secret of happiness for Merlin。 That mission had taken place in Antarctica。 Then, after those missions, they helped a girl named Augusta, Mozart, Louis Armstrong, and Charles Dickens。 After that, they helped save Penny from a spell Teddy accidentally casted on him by finding four special objects。 Last adventure, they figured out they were going to find four secrets of greatnesses for Merlin。 They already found two, and this is their mission where they are going to find the third secret of greatness…In this book, as usual, for a reason, Jack and Annie decided to visit the magic treehouse。 Today they are going to find the third secret of greatness for Merlin? With who? With Florence! Florence Nightingale! In the treehouse, the note from Merlin helped them figure this out。 They also found a research book that says they are going to Ancient Egypt。 Annie knows quite a lot about Florence and doesn’t remember that she ever been to Egypt。 How surprising。 They also found a ring and a potion。 The ring glows when they find a secret of greatness and when they smell the potion they can have any talent they wish for one hour。 They decided to get started。 They pointed at the research book and wished to go there。 They all of a sudden appeared there, the place their mission is going to take place。 They first heard donkeys。 They went down the treehouse。 They met a boy named Ali。 He was selling donkeys。 Later, they met a English traveller named Selina。 She says she is friends with Florence and offered to take them to her。 So far so good。 However, Florence is a very famous nurse。 Selina says the Florence she is talking about is not a nurse at all! Have they found the wrong Florence? Later, they met Florence on a boat。 They also met a countess and a couple。 A very impolite and rude couple。 They are not kind at all。 Soon, Florence left mainly because of this rude couple。 It would be much better if they weren’t on this boat。 Then Florence might not have left。 Selina also left。 Soon, even Jack and Annie got into a fight with the couple and were ordered to leave the boat。 They were happy to leave。 But how about Florence? If they leave, they won’t be able to learn from Florence? They left。 Then, they hid and waited。 Soon, they bumped into the countess and her pet monkey。 The pet monkey is named Koku。 Koku really likes Annie。 The Countess asked Annie to babysit Koku for a few hours。 In spite of their mission, Annie accepted。 Now, they needed to take care of a monkey and complete their mission。 They soon noticed Florence。 She was about to go to the Valley of the Queens。 Annie and Jack managed to ride with her to the western shore。 Then, she said she must leave。 Jack and Annie said it’s okay。 However, she left and they were upset。 They must stay with her to learn a secret of greatness with her。 So, they rented donkeys from Ali and followed Florence。 Ali warned them that there might be dangerous stuff out there before dark like Jackals。 Jack and Annie said they would be in the way before dark。 Not long after, they saw some tombs。 Jack turned away。 However, Annie just had to see what was inside and nothing was stopping her。 Their camels started acting strangely。 Then, they ran away。 Something leapt out of the tomb。 Jackals! They had to run。 Koku soon attracted the jackals’ attention。 The jackals went chasing after Koku。 Jack and Annie rushed to save Koku。 However, Koku was on a high cliff。 They couldn’t get her! She climbed on the cliff to get away from the jackals! Now she can’t get down! And neither can Jack or Annie get up to rescue Koku! Later, for a reason, because they rescued Koku they got hurt! How can they get back to Florence and learn a secret of greatness from her when they are badly hurt? And is it the right Florence? Selina says Florence is not a very famous nurse。 Can they even get home with their injuries? What are they going to do? 。。。more

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Chelsea

For a book about Florence Nightingale, she doesn't come up much。 My daughters continue to enjoy reading these books day after day so I'll keep reading them until they change their minds。 For a book about Florence Nightingale, she doesn't come up much。 My daughters continue to enjoy reading these books day after day so I'll keep reading them until they change their minds。 。。。more

Jennifer Korns Kilcoin

I read this to the lil's! We both Enjoyed learning about Florence Nightingale。 I read this to the lil's! We both Enjoyed learning about Florence Nightingale。 。。。more

Assortedtrashprincess

Very good, I liked the use of historical figures and magic。

Laurel Horner

Loved reading about Florence Nightingale。 What a hero for sure。

EmiliAna

Im 49。 Band der Baumhaus-Serie reisen die Geschwister Philipp und Anne aus Pennsylvania, nicht zum ersten Mal, nach Ägypten! Diesmal allerdings in die vergleichsweise „junge“ Vergangenheit, nämlich zurück ins Jahr 1849 anstatt in die Zeit der Pharaonen mehrere tausend Jahre vor Christus。Zuerst war Morgan, die Bibliothekarin aus dem sagenhaften Camelot, ihre Auftraggeberin, doch seit einigen Bänden ist es der Zauberer Merlin vom Hofe König Arthurs höchstpersönlich, der den Kindern Missionen anver Im 49。 Band der Baumhaus-Serie reisen die Geschwister Philipp und Anne aus Pennsylvania, nicht zum ersten Mal, nach Ägypten! Diesmal allerdings in die vergleichsweise „junge“ Vergangenheit, nämlich zurück ins Jahr 1849 anstatt in die Zeit der Pharaonen mehrere tausend Jahre vor Christus。Zuerst war Morgan, die Bibliothekarin aus dem sagenhaften Camelot, ihre Auftraggeberin, doch seit einigen Bänden ist es der Zauberer Merlin vom Hofe König Arthurs höchstpersönlich, der den Kindern Missionen anvertraut, bei denen es entweder um die Rettung des magischen Reiches Avalon geht oder die einer historischen Persönlichkeit, oder, wie im vorliegenden Band, um ein Geheimnis, das es herauszufinden gilt。 Seit Band 47 sollen die Geschwister vier berühmte Personen treffen, um von ihnen das Geheimnis wahrer Größe zu erfahren。 Nachdem sie bereits Alexander den Großen in Mazedonien und nach ihm den großen Magier und Entfesselungskünstler Harry Houdini kennengelernt haben, geht es nun um eine Frau namens Florence Nightingale, eine ganz besondere Frau, die ihr Leben der Pflege und Fürsorge für die Kranken und die Kriegsverletzten gewidmet hatte。 Tatsächlich gilt sie als Begründerin der modernen Krankenpflege und wurde während des Krimkrieges als „Lady with the lamp“ bekannt, weil sie des Nachts auf ihren Kontrollgängen die Verwundeten mit einer Lampe in der Hand besuchte, um ihnen Trost zu spenden。Besonders Anne ist sehr angetan von der bedeutenden Frau und kann es folglich kaum erwarten, sie endlich persönlich kennen zu lernen。 Zusammen mit ihrem besonnenen Bruder Philipp begegnet sie Florence Nightingale mitten in einer Sinnkrise, die im Übrigen historisch verbürgt ist, denn sie schrieb während ihres Ägypten-Aufenthalts in Theben Tagebücher, als sie an sich und dem Leben zweifelte und keine rechte Vorstellung von ihrer, durch die Konventionen jener Zeit bestimmten, Zukunft hatte und ihr schon gar nicht klar war, dass sie, was Anne und Philipp natürlich wussten, einmal eine berühmte Person der Geschichte werden würde。Dementsprechend wenig erbaut ist sie auch über die Annäherungsversuche der Kinder aus Pepper Hill; sie möchte alleine sein, möchte in Ruhe nachdenken。 Unbeirrt jedoch bleiben Philipp und Anne der unglücklichen Frau auf den Fersen, zum einen bestrebt, Merlins Mission zu erfüllen und zum anderen interessiert daran herauszufinden, warum sie denn so abweisend ist。 Dabei geraten sie natürlich – und diesmal ist das nicht, wie in den Vorgängerbänden, Annes Eigenmächtigkeit zu verdanken – in ernste Schwierigkeiten, die Wüste und deren Gefahren sträflich unterschätzend。 Ja, und dann kommt Hilfe von unerwarteter Seite – uns sie finden schließlich auch das dritte Geheimnis wahrer Größe!Mary Pope Osbornes Serie „Das magische Baumhaus“, mit der sie in den 90er Jahren begonnen hat, ist zu Recht eine der erfolgreichsten Kinderbuchreihen。 Die Verbindung von interessanten Sachinformationen mit spannender Unterhaltung gelingt der Autorin zumeist hervorragend。 Doch vielleicht nutzen sich auch Erfolgsrezepte ab?! Bereits die Bände vor der Geschichte um Florence Nightingale konnten mich nicht recht überzeugen, irgendetwas fehlte, schmeckte fad – ganz so, als sei der alte Schwung dahin。 So wirkt die Handlung des zu besprechenden neuen Abenteuers insgesamt mühsam konstruiert, ist langatmig und die Dialoge sind so nichtssagend wie langweilig und schlichtweg überflüssig。 Und diejenige, die eigentlich die Hauptperson sein und im Mittelpunkt stehen sollte, taucht nur ganz am Rande auf und ist dann nicht einmal sonderlich sympathisch。 Man fragt sich unwillkürlich, wie diese schroffe Frau zu einer so hoch verehrten Heldin hatte werden können。 Es erscheint mir überdies ungünstig, die beiden braven Musterkinder Philipp und Anne – denn das sind sie ganz gewiss, obschon Anne auch recht eigensinnig sein kann! - auf eine Florence Nightingale treffen zu lassen, die noch auf der Suche ist nach ihrer wahren Bestimmung, die zerrissen ist und frustriert von den Einschränkungen, denen junge Frauen ihrer Zeit unterworfen waren。 Aber wie hätte die Alternative ausgesehen? Zwar haben Philipp und seine Schwester schon einige gefahrvolle Reisen unternommen, nie zuvor aber waren sie auf einem echten Kriegsschauplatz。 Und ob es den amerikanischen Lesern – denen vor allem! - gefallen würde, die jungen Helden mitten im Kriegsgetümmel auf der Krim anzutreffen, der Zeit nämlich, als Florence Nightingale ihre Berufung schließlich gefunden hatte, muss bezweifelt werden。。。 Also bleibt eine lauwarme Geschichte mit einer blassen Heldin, von der man sich nicht recht vorzustellen vermag, dass sie jemals zu einer solchen werden könnte und die sicher auch kein Interesse an einer näheren Bekanntschaft mit der später so umtriebigen und, wie bezeugt ist, ebenso faszinierenden Britin wecken konnte! Bleibt zu hoffen, dass die Amerikanerin Mary Pope Osborne in den folgenden Bänden wieder zu ihrer alten Form zurückfinden möge! 。。。more

Braeden BOI

it was very action packed!

Amy Lynn

Great book learning about Florence Nightengale!

Danette

9/11/19 Listened to the audio with my girls。

Austin

I quite liked the idea of this "hero quartet" taking place before any of these historic celebrities hit their stride。 For example, instead of telling a Florence Nightingale story during the war, it tells it while she's on vacation in Egypt。 The unexpected settings and stories are really what set the Merlin Missions apart。 They're just a great little sub-series。 I quite liked the idea of this "hero quartet" taking place before any of these historic celebrities hit their stride。 For example, instead of telling a Florence Nightingale story during the war, it tells it while she's on vacation in Egypt。 The unexpected settings and stories are really what set the Merlin Missions apart。 They're just a great little sub-series。 。。。more

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Sarah - All The Book Blog Names Are Taken

Eleanor says: Jack and Annie went to Egypt, but not in ancient time。 They went in the 1800s。 They were looking for Florence Nightingale。 This is one of the journeys that they were looking for a secret of greatness。 I won’t tell what the secret is, so you can read it and find out。 Ali and his grandfather Mustafa were helping them cross the Nile。 Florence Nightingale was sad because her family didn’t want her to be a nurse。 The Bickersons also thought ladies shouldn’t do work。 They were cranky and Eleanor says: Jack and Annie went to Egypt, but not in ancient time。 They went in the 1800s。 They were looking for Florence Nightingale。 This is one of the journeys that they were looking for a secret of greatness。 I won’t tell what the secret is, so you can read it and find out。 Ali and his grandfather Mustafa were helping them cross the Nile。 Florence Nightingale was sad because her family didn’t want her to be a nurse。 The Bickersons also thought ladies shouldn’t do work。 They were cranky and mean and selfish and complained the whole time。 Koku was baby baboon who liked to grab Jack’s ears, but he was so cute。 The jackals were mean and chased them。 Jackals look kind of like hyenas and wolves。 This was a really good book and I’m glad I wasn’t in this book, so the jackals didn’t get me。 。。。more

Yan the boss

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Hana

This time Jack and Annie go to Egypt to learn the third secret of greatness which is MEANING AND PURPOSE。 Jack and Annie meet Florence Nightingale。 They went to The valley of the queens。

Lourdes (Chapters We Love)

Great for kids, got this book for my nephew ended it up reading it first。 I love the time travel and the history lesson。

Megan

Jack and Annie travel through time with the help of a magic treehouse。 They hop, skip, and jump around the world solving riddles, gathering clues, and having adventures。In this book, Jack and Annie are sent on a mission to visit Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing。 They are given a very specific task: they have to collect a secret to greatness from Florence Nightingale。They are taken aback, however, at Florence in the flesh。 She is timid and quiet, and definitely not a nurse。 Not Jack and Annie travel through time with the help of a magic treehouse。 They hop, skip, and jump around the world solving riddles, gathering clues, and having adventures。In this book, Jack and Annie are sent on a mission to visit Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing。 They are given a very specific task: they have to collect a secret to greatness from Florence Nightingale。They are taken aback, however, at Florence in the flesh。 She is timid and quiet, and definitely not a nurse。 Not yet, anyway。 Will Jack and Annie inspire her to become a nurse? Will they find out what that big secret is? 。。。more

Daphne Kim

We continue to enjoy this series。

Karin

This book sent Jack and Annie to Florence Nightingale's lifetime。 They met her before she decided to become a nurse。 Annie, who has read about Nightingale's work is disappointed that Florence isn't a nurse。 She basically tells her she will be a good nurse, almost blowing their cover。 This book sent Jack and Annie to Florence Nightingale's lifetime。 They met her before she decided to become a nurse。 Annie, who has read about Nightingale's work is disappointed that Florence isn't a nurse。 She basically tells her she will be a good nurse, almost blowing their cover。 。。。more

Emma

I love Egypt!