Wild West
nonfiction companion to Ghost Town at Sundown
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Contributions
- Boyce, Natalie Pope, author - Contributor
- Mones, Isidre, illustrator - Contributor
Publication
2018 - Random House Books for Young Readers, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
30,750 words, Guess
Page Count
123 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-101101936452
- ISBN-139781101936467
- ISBN-139781101936450
- ISBN-101101936460
- Library of Congress Control Number2017050102
and 5 more
- Better World BooksT2-CEN-064
- Better World Books9781101936450
- Better World Books9781101936467
- Better World BooksP7-EQV-256
- Open LibraryOL26939376M
Classifications
- DDC978
- LCCF591 .O73 2018
- LCCF591.O84 2018
Description
Jack and Annie learn more about the Wild West, including what a ghost town is, who Billy the Kid is, and why it is called the Old West.
Subjects
Series Statement
- Magic tree house fact tracker
Other Editions
- Wild West
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