About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is starting to navigate the balance between playful imagination and the desire to make a real-world impact. It is perfect for a young reader who feels protective of their local community or who thrives on solving puzzles with friends. The story follows Fish Finelli and his crew as they embark on a treasure hunt to save Lyons Island from developers. Beyond the pirate lore and humorous mishaps, the book emphasizes the importance of civic responsibility and collaborative problem-solving. At 155 pages with plenty of humor and illustrations, it is an ideal bridge for early chapter book readers who need a fast-paced, high-interest mystery that feels both adventurous and grounded in neighborhood life.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The book is entirely secular and lighthearted. There is no death or trauma. The primary 'threat' is the loss of a community space to commercial interests, which is resolved in a hopeful and satisfying manner.
