$6.99 – $16.99
by Janelle Diller
Welcome to Austria!
Nine-year-old Brooke Mason has lived all her life on a ranch in the Colorado Rockies. Now she’s headed to Austria with her mom. Brooke can’t wait! They even get to stay in Schloss Mueller, an ancient Austrian castle. Even better? There’s a girl Brooke’s age to play with! Eva, the girl who lives in Schloss Mueller is thrilled to meet Brooke. Unfortunately, the castle’s ghost isn’t quite so happy.
Additional ways to order: School Libraries can find Pack-n-Go Girls Adventures on Follett and Mackin. Booksellers can find Pack-n-Go Girls Adventures on Ingram. For paperback, hardcover, Kindle e-book, or audiobook formats, you can also order via Amazon. Or check out Audible, Apple Books (ePub), Barnes & Noble, IndieBound, Overdrive, or shop at your local or online retailer.
Age Range: 6 – 9 years
Grade Level: 1 – 3
Lexile Measure: 480
F&P Text Level: O
Series: Pack-n-Go Girls Adventures – Austria 1
Length: 104 pages
Published: November 13, 2013
Format:
Paperback: 978-1-936376-00-1 | 5.1 x 0.2 x 7.8 inches | $6.99
Hardcover: 978-1-936376-35-3 | 5 x 0.3 x 8 inches | $16.99
Kindle: 978-1-936376-01-8 | $4.99
ePub: 978-1-936376-02-5 | $4.99
Audiobook: 978-1-936376-55-1 | $6.95
Quiz: Available on request
Awards: 2014 and 2017 Moonbeam Children’s Book Award Winner – Best Chapter Book Series, 2017 Literary Classics Gold Award Winner – Best Series Young Reader
About Pack-n-Go Girls
Designed by girls for girls who love to play and travel, Pack-n-Go Girls engages the imagination of children ages 6-9 by introducing them to different countries around the world. Pack-n-Go Girls early chapter book adventures are packed with spooky mysteries, international friendships, and lots of fun and easy multicultural learning. Check out the Pack-n-Go Girls website for more learning fun and FREE learning activities: www.packngogirls.com
Format | Paperback, Hardcover |
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WorldTrek Publishing –
This is a perfect book for young readers who want to learn more about different countries and cultures. I learned several new things about the country of Austria while I was reading. This is the first in a series that follows Brooke and her new friend Eva. The mystery in this story is perfect for beginning readers. This series reminds me a bit of the Boxcar Children series. The illustrations are well drawn and bring the details of the story to life. At the end of the book there is a section of facts about the country of Austria. I loved the recipe and the German words that readers could learn. Overall, I will be highly recommending this book to readers. – PictureBooks4Learning
WorldTrek Publishing –
Teachers interested in using this series in their classroom will want to sign up for free teaching resources. These books are ideal for students reading at an end-of-year second grade/early third grade level. In the back of the books there is extra nonfiction information that could be utilized in the classroom. – Great Minds Don’t Think Alike
WorldTrek Publishing –
There is so much to love about this innovative series! The characters are very diverse, the books are set around the world, and the adventures are just plain fun! After all, what kid wouldn’t want to read about a ballerina ghost in a spooky castle in Austria, or search for a lost Golden Temple in the jungles of Thailand? I love that the voices of the young narrators are so authentic, making the characters very easy for young readers to relate to. – All Done Monkey
WorldTrek Publishing –
Mystery of the Ballerina Ghost is akin to cultural immersion. Young girls will feel as if they have packed their own bags on this adventure. And how cool is that? Passport not required. – Chapter Book Chat
WorldTrek Publishing –
The Mystery of the Ballerina Ghost” is the first in this innovative new series of illustrated chapter mysteries. . . Swift moving chapters embellished with black and white illustrations make fun reading and excellent armchair exploration adventures. . . “Mystery of the Ballerina Ghost” offers an appealing invitation to celebrate and explore diverse cultures and countries with just a tantalizing touch of mysterious spice, the unknown horizon to entice further exploration and growth. – Midwest Book Review