β Scribed by Jeff Alt
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
In the fourth book of this award-winning national park series, Tommy βBubba Jonesβ and his sister, Jenny βHug-a-Bug,β uncover amazing facts about the Grand Canyon while on a mission to solve a park mystery. This is no ordinary brother and sister duo; they are part of a legendary time travel family with a mission to preserve and protect our national parks and have developed a reputation for solving mysteries. As they time travel back hundreds, thousands, and millions of years, they not only learn about the past, but also experience it. They encounter all sorts wild creatures and plants, meet the people involved in the establishment of the national park, learn about the Native Americans that call this land home, and unravel some of the parkβs secrets.
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