Treasure in the Stream: The Story of a Gold Rush Girl by Dorothy and Thomas Hoobler is about a 10 year old girl named Amy. Amy lived in hot California at the time of the Gold Rush.
The problem in the story is when Amy finds 2 jars of gold in the stream behind her house and many people come to her house to search for more gold .
Amy and her family decided to move because her farm was ruined by all the miners.They used Amy's gold to move move to San Francisco and buy her father a ship.
In the story my favorite part is that Amy used her gold wisely and not with out thinking.
What is your favorite part?
The problem in the story is when Amy finds 2 jars of gold in the stream behind her house and many people come to her house to search for more gold .
Amy and her family decided to move because her farm was ruined by all the miners.They used Amy's gold to move move to San Francisco and buy her father a ship.
In the story my favorite part is that Amy used her gold wisely and not with out thinking.
What is your favorite part?
Excellent job, Anna! Maybe you can blog about one of your favorite Newbery books? :)
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