Tigers at Twilight (Magic Tree House Series #19) Book

Personal Response
I read the book Tigers at Twilight and I thought it was a really good book! I liked how she wrote a series of books and they all connect to one another.

Plot
In the beginning of this book Jack and Annie got sent to a forest in India. When they got there they met two monkeys who helped guide their adventure throughout the forest. They went through many obstacles- two of them are being how they came across a huge snake, and the next how they almost got eaten by a tiger. Tigers in the book were getting poached and Jack and Annie helped rescue one from a trap. Another main piece of this book was meeting the blind man who gave them a flower.

Characterization
The main characters are Jack and Annie. Jack was the smart one who always carried around a backpack with a book in it to help them throughout their adventures. Annie was the more outgoing one who liked to have fun wherever they go.

Setting
The setting of this book was in a forest in India. The time of this book was during the day of the course of one day since they never spent the night. The setting of this book was important because it showed travel from their hometown all the way to India. Also the time of this book was important because it showed all the events during the day.

Thematic Connection
The thematic connection of this book was to go for the adventure and have fun. I got this from the story by how no matter what Annie was just having fun; even when she played in the water when a hippo is in it.

Recommendations
I would recommend this book to any age person from elementary through high school. I would also recommend this book to any race or gender. Lastly this book would be good for a teacher to read to her students. I would refer this book to all these types of people because it was a story written in children's literature, and basically everyone can read if from the ages listed up.