Plot Summary

High Tide in Hawaii

Mary Pope Osborne

High Tide in Hawaii

Fiction | Novel | Early Reader Picture Book | Published in 2003

Book Brief

Mary Pope Osborne

High Tide in Hawaii

Fiction | Novel | Early Reader Picture Book | Published in 2003
Book Details
Pages

96

Format

Novel • Fiction

Setting

Hawaii • Contemporary

Publication Year

2003

Audience

Early reader / picture book

Recommended Reading Age

6-9 years

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Super Short Summary

High Tide in Hawaii by Mary Pope Osborne follows Jack and Annie as they travel to ancient Hawaii via the magic treehouse. They explore Hawaiian culture, meet local children, and learn about traditional practices. Their adventure involves surfing and understanding the importance of nature, highlighting community and environmental harmony.

Adventurous

Exciting

Informative

Heartwarming

Reviews & Readership

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Review Roundup

Mary Pope Osborne's High Tide in Hawaii delights young readers with engaging storytelling and vivid cultural insights. The book is praised for its educational value and captivating adventure. However, some note it lacks complexity for advanced readers. Overall, it successfully balances fun and learning, making it a cherished addition to the series.

Who should read this

Who Should Read High Tide in Hawaii?

A reader who enjoys High Tide in Hawaii by Mary Pope Osborne likely loves adventure, history, and learning through magical storytelling. Similar to fans of The Boxcar Children or Encyclopedia Brown, they appreciate travel, friendship, and problem-solving. Ideal for young readers with curious minds.

Book Details
Pages

96

Format

Novel • Fiction

Setting

Hawaii • Contemporary

Publication Year

2003

Audience

Early reader / picture book

Recommended Reading Age

6-9 years

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