Once upon a time at a little school on a hill in BOise, Idaho, two students went on an

adventure of a

lifetime.

It was a normal day in school, until Ms. Lolo announced the big news. "We have a new student! His name is Frank and he is from Brazil," she exclaimed.

The whole class said "Hi Frank!" Ms. Lolo goes on to say, "Thank you for giving him a warm welcome and to help you feel comfortable, Frank, I have assigned you a buddy for the day."

Frank's buddy for the day was April. April was born in Singapore but has lived in the United States for most of her life.

"So what do you want to do today?" asked Frank. April replied, "I have a treasure hunt we can do! And the first clue is to go to the place where chopsticks have been used to eat for over 4000 years!"

China was Frank and April's first stop on their treasure hunt. On the Great Wall of China, they met a new friend named Wang Wei.

"Welcome to my country where we have used chopsticks to eat for over 4,000 years!" greeted Wang Wei. "I hear you are on a treasure hunt, and to find your next clue, you must solve my question. Your next destination is where the world's longest river runs."

Frank and April ventured to the continent of Africa where the world's longest river is. They met their second new friend, Dembe. "Welcome to my home, where the Nile River runs 4,132 miles long!" boasted Dembe. "I hear you are in search of another clue for your treasure hunt, so here it is. Find the oldest of the Seven Wonders of the World."

Frank and April went on to visit several other countries in search of the oldest seven wonders. After tirelessly traveling through several countries, the pair was about to give up...