When David finds a canoe, Minnow, by the landing stage he and Adam spend the long glorious summer on the river. Adam is determined to search for his family's lost treasure. But then the boys find that they are not the only ones interested in the treasure ... and they soon become caught in a race against time.
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Philippa Pearce was born in 1920 and spent her childhood in Great Shelford, south of Cambridge, where her father was a flour-miller. The village and the river that ran by the mill played a large part in shaping her stories, especially Minnow on the Say and Tom's Midnight Garden. For most of her adult life she lived within a few yards of her childhood home.
