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Mary Pope Osborne
Magic Tree House
Join Jack and Annie on magical adventures through time and space with the Magic Tree House. Each book transports them to a new historical period or fantastical land, where they encounter dinosaurs, ninjas, and more. This series offers young readers exciting journeys and introduces them to different cultures and eras.

Dinosaurs Before Dark
Magic Tree House #1
Magic tree house survival guide
Magic Tree House Fact Tracker #1
Night of the Ninjas
Magic Tree House #5
Afternoon on the Amazon
Magic Tree House #6
Midnight on the moon
Magic Tree House #8
Dolphins at Daybreak
Magic Tree House #9
Ghost Town at Sundown
Magic Tree House #10
Polar bears past bedtime
Magic Tree House #12
Day of the Dragon King
Magic Tree House #14
Hour of the Olympics
Magic Tree House #16
Tigers at Twilight
Magic Tree House #19
Civil War on Sunday
Magic Tree House #21
Revolutionary War on Wednesday
Magic Tree House #22
Heroes for All Times : A Nonfiction Companion to Magic Tree House Merlin Mission #23
Magic Tree House Fact Tracker #23.5
Good morning, gorillas
Magic Tree House #26
Thanksgiving on Thursday
Magic Tree House #27
Hurricane heroes in Texas
Magic Tree House #30
Warriors in Winter
Magic Tree House #31
To the future, Ben Franklin!
Magic Tree House #32
Narwhal on a Sunny Night
Magic Tree House #33
Late Lunch with Llamas
Magic Tree House #34
Camp Time in California
Magic Tree House #35
Sunlight on the Snow Leopard
Revolutionary War #36
Rhinos at Recess
Revolutionary War #37
Time of the Turtle King
Magic Tree House #38
Sea Otter Sunrise
Magic Tree House #40The books in the Magic Tree House series are best read in publication order, as they build upon Jack and Annie's adventures and knowledge gained from previous trips. While each book presents a new historical or geographical setting, there are overarching character developments and recurring elements that are more enjoyable when followed sequentially.
Yes, there is a spin-off series called "Magic Tree House Fact Trackers" which provides non-fiction companions to the main adventure books. These books offer more detailed information about the historical periods, places, and subjects that Jack and Annie explore in their magical journeys.
The Magic Tree House series has been adapted into an animated Japanese film titled "Magic Tree House" which was released in 2012. There have also been discussions and plans for other adaptations over the years.
While Jack and Annie experience many adventures, their ages remain relatively consistent throughout the majority of the series, allowing young readers to continually relate to them. They are typically depicted as being around 8 and 7 years old, respectively.