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The Johnson family is traveling again. This time, they fly to Boston where they explore some historic landmarks, including the Paul Revere House, the Old North Church, and tour the USS Constitution. Taking a subway ride for the first time, sampling new foods, and meeting some new relatives add fun and discovery to this newest family adventure.

In this book in the series about the Johnson family, they travel to Savannah and Charleston-cities rich in history and ghost stories. They visit graveyards, a pirate tavern, haunted buildings, a dungeon, and a beach resort. Stories of pirates, ghosts, and feisty women make history come alive for young readers.

In "Voices in St. Augustine" thirteen-year-old Joey Johnson becomes intrigued with an abandoned house and the voices he hears coming from its garden. His curiosity leads him on a quest where he learns more than just history about the "Nation's Oldest City." He discovers some new things about himself and a mysterious connection he has to the past.

This fun fiction story teaches young readers to become more aware of the environment by portraying real-life situations and youthful characters that kids can relate to. It is the third book in a 5-book series featuring the Johnson family.

Adventures on Amelia Island: A Pirate, A Princess and Buried Treasure continues the escapades of the Johnson family. Five-year-old Katy meets a pirate -- but is he real of imagined? Nine-year-old Bobby and his older brother Joey visit an ancient cemetery and a 19th century fort, as Bobby searches for buried treasure that is rumored to still be hidden on the island. Local legends and tales of ghosts add to a story filled with colorful character...