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School
Library Journal:
"Interesting, entertaining, and will make anyone want to learn more about
the art of treasure-hunting."
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Booklist: "An
inviting handbook for kids intrigued by the subject."
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Kirkus Reviews: "Rewarding
reading...few children will be able to resist it.
Washington
Post: "Breathes
there a child who has not yearned, at some time or another, to find buried
treasure? In his latest work of improbable nonfiction...James Deem provides
a complete guidebook for would-be treasure trackers. In general, historical
anecdotes alternate with practical advice about the laws of treasure trove,
the importance of getting written permission before digging up someone's
property, etc. Deem also stresses that treasure is in the eye of the
beholder: Buttons, toys, household implements, and other artifacts can be
both valuable and historically important."
Kids
Today: "Deem's
writing style is relaxed, and the cartoons are funny. Best of all, he gives
you confidence that you too can find a treasure!"
Treasure
Hunter's Internet Bookstore:
"Highly recommended."
How to Hunt Buried
Treasure. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1992. Avon paperback edition,
1994.
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