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Treasure Hunters: A Graphic Novel (Bone #8): Volume 8
Book #8 in the
Bone (Delcourt noir et blanc) Series
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Tensions come to a head in the eighth epic volume of the BONE series.
The Bone cousins, Gran'ma Ben, and Thorn finally reach the city of Atheia, where they reunite with old friends and plan to thwart The Lord of the Locusts. The Pawan army has joined forces with Briar and the rat creatures, and danger increases as Thorn's visions get stronger. Meanwhile, Phoney Bone is convinced Atheia is a city rich in gold, and he is determined to find it
Frequently Asked Questions About Treasure Hunters: A Graphic Novel (Bone #8): Volume 8
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How long does it take to read Treasure Hunters: A Graphic Novel (Bone #8): Volume 8?
It takes about 4 Hours and 39 minutes on average for a reader to read Treasure Hunters: A Graphic Novel (Bone #8): Volume 8. This is based on the average reading speed of 250 Words per minute.
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What is the reading level for Treasure Hunters: A Graphic Novel (Bone #8): Volume 8?
The recommended reading level for Treasure Hunters: A Graphic Novel (Bone #8): Volume 8 is 6th Grade through 9th Grade .
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What is the Lexile score for Treasure Hunters: A Graphic Novel (Bone #8): Volume 8?
The Lexile score for Treasure Hunters: A Graphic Novel (Bone #8): Volume 8 is 430.
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How long is Treasure Hunters: A Graphic Novel (Bone #8): Volume 8?
Treasure Hunters: A Graphic Novel (Bone #8): Volume 8 is 144 pages long.
- Who wrote Treasure Hunters: A Graphic Novel (Bone #8): Volume 8?
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Which number is Treasure Hunters: A Graphic Novel (Bone #8): Volume 8 in the Bone (Delcourt noir et blanc) series?
Treasure Hunters: A Graphic Novel (Bone #8): Volume 8 is book #8 in the Bone (Delcourt noir et blanc) Book Series and comes after Ghost Circles: A Graphic Novel (Bone #7): Volume 7 and comes before Crown Of Horns: A Graphic Novel (Bone #9): Volume 9
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Bone... a childs entry into comicbook fandom.
Derived From Web , May 30, 2022
I can not tell you how many people I have recommended Bone to. Every time I am in a comic book store and see a mother and a youngster looking for something to break into the comic scene. The first thing to come to mind is Bone. It's a great book for all ages, it is well written and your children will love it. With all the adult stuff out there... you really need to be careful about what your children are reading. Bone is of high quality and safe.
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This book mostly builds up the tension for the next book and if there's one thing that could've made this better, I'd say this b
Derived From Web , May 30, 2022
While the length was unexpected, I found this to be quite a unique part of the series. The city of Atheia, whose phoney Bone believes is gold, is very great in its nature, I believe much inspired by Rome. This book builds mostly the tension for the next book and if there is one thing that could have made this better, I'd say that this book could have spent more time when the protagonists ventured into the city. Heck, if there were not enough time to fit all in one book, there could have been another where a character such as Tanael, a fellow outsider of this kingdom, gave a tour through Atheia and told her of her time growing up there. Tanael could even introduce a temporary antagonist, such as a kidnapper of Pierre-Lucey's parents.
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Great books. Loved by the kids at school too
Derived From Web , May 30, 2022
My nine-year-old loves this series. He was written in a comic form and devoured these books within a few weeks. I bought the next one and then donated them to his teacher library, so that his friends could read. Bones is a creature who goes with his colleagues and lives with his cousins on adventures. He even listened out of sequence and then went back and read in order. Book reviews by Mark Lewis are great. Too often, the kids adored themselves at school.
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a boy now reads
Derived From Web , May 30, 2022
My 10 year old boy loved reading, but he hated reading the Bone series. He read every book before returning to school and served as a great kick start to reading. He went to the bookstore with me 3 weeks ago and bought 2 books and finished both.
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Great series
Derived From Web , Apr 19, 2021
The students were upset when this one went missing an incomplete set is so lame. I was glad that I was able to get a repalacement.
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Pure five stars, same as ALL the books in this series.
Derived From Web , May 3, 2019
Here nothing but great physical quality can be said, in production only exceeded by the quality of the story itself. I would recommend buying books like this as individual stories and then one big hardcover book with all volumes. Plus, the cover art is fantastic!
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you feel as though you are a part of the action and have to follow them to the end as they meet more fantastic characters. Every person
Derived From Web , Feb 2, 2018
Once you start reading about the Bone Cousins and their problems, you feel as though you are part of the action and have to stick with them until the end as they meet more fantastic characters. Every person, animal and animal adds to the adventure of the Bone Cousins as they try to discover a new life for themselves and discover secrets about other characters that will affect their future. The book act is vibrant with lots of details pertaining to the characters as well as the scenery around them.
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