Best friends Ivy and Bean go searching for treasure in this final story in the New York Times bestselling early chapter book series!

It's Career Day at Emerson Elementary School, and all the students have to choose what they want to be when they grow up. No problem. Ivy and Bean already have that all figured out. At least, they thought so, until they met Herman the Treasure Hunter. Now everyone in the second grade is looking for treasure—and finding it. Everyone except Ivy and Bean, that is. They need to get out their shovels and turn up some treasure on the double!

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"[Ivy and Bean is] responsible for making my six year old daughter fall in love with reading! It is a treasure for kids and moms and dads and grandparents. My daughter loves Ivy and Bean and so do I and so does my 82 year-old mom, so thank you, thank you, thank you."

—Carrie, San Mateo, CA

—Katie, Portland, OR

"I spent yesterday's lunch hour outside in the sun with Ivy and Bean and I finished feeling all warm and happy—both from the sun and from these delightful girls."

—Adam, North Carolina

"I loved this book. The characters are so much more developed than in most easy readers."

About the Author

Annie Barrows started writing books when she was nine, but they never turned out the way she wanted, so she gave up on writing for twenty-five years. She's written a bunch of books for grown-ups, but Ivy and Bean is her first series for kids. Annie lives in Berkeley, California with her husband and two daughters. One daughter is like Ivy and the other is like Bean.

The Last But Certainly Not Least Ivy and Bean Trivia Quiz

There are TWELVE quiz questions, one from each book, but not in order. Each of the questions has only ONE right answer (boy, are we tough!). The first letter of each answer, written in the order of the questions, will spell a word or phrase. This is the key to the prize.

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About the Illustrator

Sophie Blackall has illustrated many books for both children and adults. Her illustrations have won awards including the Caldecott Medal, and can be found everywhere from the New York Times to the transit posters on the New York Subway. Originally from Australia, she now lives in Brooklyn.