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Sam’s (no longer) Daily Kidlit Trivia Treehouse

Posted on September 26, 2008 by riddleburger

Hey kids, the Magic Treehouse Gang is back!

This time they’re going back to 1955 to meet another kid with a time traveling tree house*!

He wasn’t in a book, though, he was in a eponymous newspaper comic strip by Gene Deitch! Boom!

What was the name of the kid?

Superchallenge: What was the name of the bad guy?

*I’m not sure that the treehouse actually traveled through time. Rather, it may have been a nexus where all times meet. Sort of like Tanelorn. Anyway, you never knew who would turn up — George Washington, Cleopatra, Columbus…

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  1. wickle, on September 26th, 2008 at 4:19 pm Said:

    Oh, uhhhh … the kid was named … ummm … Alicia?

    And the bad guy? That’s easy … it was … ehhh … Tony.

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