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Amy's Eyes

Richard Kennedy

Ages 8–13

437 pages · Released 1985

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A note for parents

Amy's Eyes is a whimsical high-seas adventure with a magical premise: a girl transformed into a doll and her doll-turned-captain companion search for treasure with an unusual crew. The story contains light action and pirate themes typical of adventure tales, but violence is not graphic or central to the plot. The book emphasizes courage, friendship, and determination, making it well-suited for middle-grade readers who enjoy fantasy and adventure.

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A girl who has changed into a doll and a doll who has changed into a sea captain sail the pirate-ridden high seas with a crew of Mother Goose animals, in search of gold treasure. A girl who has changed into a doll and a doll who has changed into a sea captain sail the pirate-ridden high seas with a crew of Mother Goose animals, in search of gold treasure.

Shelved under

  • Adventure stories
  • Fantasy
  • Young Adult
  • Adventure
  • Fiction
  • Pirates
  • Buried treasure
  • Adventure and adventurers
  • Children's fiction
  • Pirates, fiction
  • Adventure and adventurers, fiction
  • Buried treasure, fiction

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ISBN 9780060232207 · HarperCollins Publishers

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