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Magic Tree House #9: Dolphins at Daybreak is a children's fantasy-adventure book written by Mary Pope Osborne. Published in 1997, it is part of the popular Magic Tree House series. In this installment, siblings Jack and Annie go back in time to the underwater world of dolphins and coral reefs. Once again, they travel in their magical tree house, guided by the book's contents and the mysterious sorceress Morgan le Fay. The tree house takes them to the ocean floor, where they embark on a thrilling adventure while exploring the vast wonders of the deep sea. When Jack and Annie arrive underwater, they quickly come across a group of dolphins and befriend them.

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When Jack and Annie arrive underwater, they quickly come across a group of dolphins and befriend them. The siblings learn more about these intelligent creatures and their way of life. They witness dolphins playing, hunting, and communicating with each other through clicks and whistles.

Renewal of Pagan Practices and Beliefs

Esotericism, druidism, shamanism. fantasy creators enjoy reinventing ancestral practices and beliefs within magical worlds inspired by multiple cultures.

As they spend time with the dolphins, Jack and Annie gain a new appreciation for marine life and the importance of protecting the ocean's delicate ecosystem. However, their mission goes beyond observing dolphins. Jack and Annie soon discover that they have a task to fulfill in order to be able to return home. In this book, their duty involves solving a riddle and finding a valuable object underwater. As they navigate the ocean depths and encounter various marine creatures, including a threatening shark, the siblings must work together to complete their mission and make it safely back to shore. Magic Tree House #9: Dolphins at Daybreak combines elements of fantasy, adventure, and education to create an engaging story for young readers. The book not only captivates children with its exciting plot and vivid descriptions but also encourages them to learn about marine life and the importance of environmental conservation. Overall, Mary Pope Osborne's Dolphins at Daybreak offers a captivating and educational adventure that transports readers to the enchanting world of dolphins and ocean exploration. Through the eyes of Jack and Annie, children are encouraged to explore their curiosity, appreciate nature, and foster a sense of wonder for the world around them..

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