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Author Mary Pope Osborne bring another adventure for Jack and Annie to experience in Twister on Tuesday. The brother and sister team travel to the pioneer times in this book of a popular series. In each adventure they have a job to do that a Camelot librarian, Morgan le Fay, assigns to them. In this book they have to find "something to learn." They travel in a magic tree house that begins to spin around and take them on their adventure. Jack and Annie experience how school was during pioneer times, in a one-room school, with a young teacher. When the siblings say their goodbyes to their new friends and teacher, they soon realize that a twister is heading their way. In a book of facts that they carry on their adventures they learn about the storm cellar and where they were located. Fearing that the students and teacher do not know where the storm cellar is they return to help them to safety. The Magic Tree House series teaches children's about all sorts of facts while making it interesting with the adventures the siblings encounter.
Osborne, Mary Pope (2001). Twister on Tuesdayy: Magic Tree House #23. New York: Random House.
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