The Hawk and the Hummingbird® And the Treasure (Hardback)
By: J. S. Clawson
Illustrated by Helena Crevel
ISBN: 978-1-960430-083
Full color, hardback, 8 x 10 ins., 122 pages
In the third book in the Hawk and Hummingbird® series, J.S. Clawson takes you on an adventure with a treasure that just may surprise you!
Eric the Inchworm discovers a riddle in an old book. What does it mean?
Gong! goes the bell buoy one foggy morning on the small island in the bay. Ruby, Red, and their friends will have to work together to answer the newly discovered riddles. What do they mean? Where will they lead? Join the friends as they go on an adventure that will lead them to distant, and sometimes spooky, parts of their small island.
By: J. S. Clawson
Illustrated by Helena Crevel
ISBN: 978-1-960430-083
Full color, hardback, 8 x 10 ins., 122 pages
In the third book in the Hawk and Hummingbird® series, J.S. Clawson takes you on an adventure with a treasure that just may surprise you!
Eric the Inchworm discovers a riddle in an old book. What does it mean?
Gong! goes the bell buoy one foggy morning on the small island in the bay. Ruby, Red, and their friends will have to work together to answer the newly discovered riddles. What do they mean? Where will they lead? Join the friends as they go on an adventure that will lead them to distant, and sometimes spooky, parts of their small island.
By: J. S. Clawson
Illustrated by Helena Crevel
ISBN: 978-1-960430-083
Full color, hardback, 8 x 10 ins., 122 pages
In the third book in the Hawk and Hummingbird® series, J.S. Clawson takes you on an adventure with a treasure that just may surprise you!
Eric the Inchworm discovers a riddle in an old book. What does it mean?
Gong! goes the bell buoy one foggy morning on the small island in the bay. Ruby, Red, and their friends will have to work together to answer the newly discovered riddles. What do they mean? Where will they lead? Join the friends as they go on an adventure that will lead them to distant, and sometimes spooky, parts of their small island.
