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They say there is no honour among thieves, and in many cases that is true. In the early 18th century, the most disreputable dregs ever to sail the high seas carry out an impressive heist together. There was much debate about the success of their scheme, and the treasure that they set out to plunder has been lost to time and tall tales.

Now, years later, clues have emerged that hint to the location of the lost cache of riches. All you have to do is piece them together…

 

Synopsis

Two women, and three men: five maps for five pirates, from Europe, Africa, and Asia. They left one of their own marooned on an island. When he was taken away in chains and charged with piracy, the secret of his treasure was lost, seemingly for all time.

But John Augur’s story did not end there, and one clever treasure-hunter knows it.

Prepare for an adventure on the high seas set in both the 18th century and in the modern day, as Kelsey Franklin retraces the legendary pirate’s steps. Will she find treasure to plunder, or face a watery doom? The tale is revealed through documents, diary entries and maps, and concludes with an artifact that embodies the exploits and excitement of the golden age of piracy.

 

Audience

The Lost Treasure of John Augur is ideal for a family to experience together, however it is too demanding for young readers to explore on their own. Your recipient will enjoy this if they are fans of pirates, treasure-hunting, or adventure.

 

Contents

  • Uncooperative wooden crate
  • Scrimshaw artifact
  • A message in a bottle: once lost, now needed to track down the treasure
  • A pirate’s torn treasure map: must be put-together and deciphered
  • A metal amulet
  • Various documents detailing a dangerous adventure on the high seas
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    Nice trinkets to keep

    I was pretty sure by box 2 that I had solved the puzzle. I was accurate in my assumption. I am combining my review from those two cause I mixed everything up by this time. I am blown away by all the details put into this whole thing. I had so much fun solving it. The only thing I would change is having one little piece of medal or gem or such that would have been a piece of the treasure in the last envelope. I am so thankful for the trinkets I received, I just think that would be the cherry on top. I really enjoyed having a crate to physically open, that made the experience so much better.

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