Captain Carly

By Kathi Walker

Carly just wanted to play pirates, but her brother Bobby said that everyone knows girls can't be pirates. Carly stomped off, only to find a magical cave where she sails off on her own pirate adventure. But being a pirate is harder than Carly imagined. She’ll have to figure out how to keep her boat afloat, find the treasure, and defeat a rival gang of pirates, all by herself (and a few of her stuffed bears).

• Language: English
• Publisher: Dragon Monkey
• Release date: May 14, 2021
• ISBN: 1955600007

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Captain Carly

Captain Carly

Kathi Walker

Dragon Monkey

Copyright © 2021 by Kathi Walker

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Contents

1. Sorry, No Girls Allowed

2. Entering the Cave

3. Pirates, ahoy!

4. Carly flies the Jolly Roger

5. Catch That Boat!

6. Where Did Everyone Go?

7. Fight for the Treasure

8. There’s No Place Like Home

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Acknowledgments

Also by Kathi Walker

Sorry, No Girls Allowed

CARLY SAT at the tea table staring glumly at her bears.

When she got up this morning, a tea party had sounded exactly right. She had dressed herself and her bears in their finest clothes - especially Mr. Cuddlesworth, who looked extra dashing - and set out the special tea set.

The scones and tea were perfect. Even Fuzzy Wumpkins said so, and she knew he didn’t really like tea. But Carly