Magic Tree House #46: Dogs in the Dead of Night (A Stepping Stone Book(TM))

Jack and Annie are ready for their next adventure in the New York Times bestselling middle-grade series—the Magic Tree House!

Beware of avalanches!

When the magic tree house whisks Jack and Annie back in time to the highest pass in the Swiss Alps, they discover an ancient monastery filled with monks and Saint Bernard dogs. Annie can’t resist offering to train a wild young dog named Barry. Will Barry lead Jack and Annie to the mysterious flower they need to save a friend’s life? Or will he only lead them into danger? Before the night is over, Jack and Annie will be forced to use some crazy magic! Join everyone’s favorite brother and sister duo on an adventure that is scary and magical, and more fun than they’ve ever had!

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Customer Reviews:

I love magic tree house books :)

By A Kid's Review - September 2, 2011

I love the Magic tree house series a LOT! I'm in 6th grade and I've been reading these books for 2 and a half years.

Jack and Annie go to the Swiss Alps for this adventure. Jack and Annie have to find four magic items to break the spell that Teddy has accidentally put on Penny (the penguin). So far they have found 1 item.

Every time I hear or see that a new book is coming I can't wait. I count down until the day comes and then (depends on what month it is) I'll either ask for it for Christmas or for my B-day and if I don't get it for either of those times I'll save my money and buy it myself. My favorites would have to be: Hide Tide in Hawaii; Christmas in Camelot; and Haunted Castle on Hallow's Eve.

Great Reading for Kids

By Louane DeAtley - January 13, 2012

My 8 year old grandson has read all of the Magic Treehouse books and I got him this newest one for Christmas. He was so excited to have the NEW one. He loves them all.

age appropriate

By frogprincess - December 27, 2011

I found this series perfect for my 8 year old granddaughter. She can follow the story easily enough to get lost in her own make-believe world while reading; and yet there are some words that she has to look up, making me happy that she is also learning.