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The Girl Detective Megapack
25 Classic Mystery Novels for Girls
2013
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This volume features 25 novels by some of the top writers of young adult mystery fiction from the 20th century. With more than 2,900 pages of classic crimes, here are the complete Mary Louis Gay series, the complete Madge Sterling series, the complete Penny Nichols series, and many more! Included are:THE MYSTERY OF THE SECRET BAND, by Edith LavellTHE MYSTERY AT DARK CEDARS, by Edith LavellTHE MYSTERY OF THE FIRES, by Edith LavellTHE BLUE ENVELOPE, by Roy Snell
2025
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Linda Carlton, an adventurous and skilled aviator, finds herself in the midst of a perplexing mystery involving a series of fires that have been breaking out in her hometown. These fires are not only causing widespread panic but also threatening the livelihoods and safety of the local residents.As the fires continue, Linda becomes determined to uncover the arsonist's identity and put an end to the destruction. Using her airplane, she conducts aerial surveys of the affected areas, searching...
2025
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The story centers around a young girl named Marjorie Maynard, who is spending her summer vacation at her uncle's old, secluded mansion called Dark Cedars. The mansion is shrouded in mystery and local legends, adding an eerie atmosphere to her stay. Marjorie, curious and adventurous by nature, becomes intrigued by the strange occurrences and secrets surrounding Dark Cedars.As Marjorie explores the mansion and its grounds, she encounters various enigmatic characters and uncovers clues that s...
Open Land, Open Heart: 33 Classic Ranching Storybooks to Love
Thirty-Three Tales of Cowboys, Homesteads, Adventure, and Frontier Life
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- Ridgwell CullumKathryn PocklingtonAlice M. WinlowAlice MacGowanB. M. BowerEdgar Rice BurroughsClarence Edward MulfordJohn Wood ClayMary Ellen ChaseBertrand W. SinclairFrances ParkerDane CoolidgeIzola L. ForresterKate Boyles BinghamVirgil D. BoylesLes SavageVingie E. RoeOnoto WatannaF. S. BreretonPeter B. KyneClarice E. RichardsJosephine ChaseHarold BindlossLily Munsell RitchieGeorge Bird GrinnellAlbert Payson TerhuneLillian Elizabeth RoyAmy Bell MarloweGrace May NorthEvelyn RaymondEdith LavellJohn Luther LangworthyL. Frank BaumClair BlankMargaret VandercookHoward Roger GarisJames Captain CarsonFrank V. WebsterJoan ClarkMayne ReidHermann HagedornEdward G. CheyneyLaura Lee HopeThomas Carson
2025
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Open Land, Open Heart: 33 Classic Ranching Storybooks to Love gathers ranching tales in which labor, landscape, animal companionship, and frontier adventure become vehicles for moral and imaginative discovery. Its range extends from brisk juvenile adventures and episodic series fiction to regional realism, romance, humor, and wilderness narrative. Cattle drives, homesteads, riding schools, ranch families, and encounters with the open range furnish memorable set pieces while revealing how p...
2025
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Island Setting: The story is set on an island, which serves as the backdrop for Linda’s adventure. The island might be depicted as mysterious and full of wonders, offering various opportunities for exploration and discovery.Adventure: Linda’s journey involves navigating through the island’s unique landscape, encountering obstacles, and solving problems. Her adventure might include discovering hidden places, facing natural challenges, or unraveling a mystery related to the island.Personal G...
2025
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In "Linda Carlton's Perilous Summer," Linda Carlton finds herself facing a series of challenges and dangers during the summer. The story typically begins with Linda embarking on a summer adventure or vacation, which soon turns perilous as she encounters unforeseen troubles and mysteries.Throughout the novel, Linda showcases her bravery, intelligence, and resourcefulness as she navigates through the summer's trials. The plot involves elements of suspense, danger, and excitement, with Linda ...
2025
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“Aunt Emily, may we have a picnic lunch?” Pretty Linda Carlton, the first girl in America to fly from New York to Paris alone, stood in the living room of her aunt’s summer bungalow at Green Falls, and asked the question. Her blue eyes were pleading, although it was not for the mere favor of a lunch. The older woman glanced at her costume—a flying suit—and looked grave. “Where do you want to go, dear?” she countered. “Dot and I want to go off by ourselves—in the ‘Ladybug.’” “The ‘Ladybug!’...
2025
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In "The Girl Scouts on the Ranch," the story follows a group of Girl Scouts who embark on a thrilling adventure at a ranch. The novel is set in the American West and centers around the experiences and challenges the girls face during their stay at the ranch.The plot begins with the Girl Scouts arriving at the ranch for a special camping trip or educational visit. The ranch, with its vast landscapes and rugged terrain, offers the girls a chance to engage in various outdoor activities and le...
2025
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In this exciting volume, Linda Carlton, the adventurous and determined protagonist, embarks on a daring ocean flight. Her journey is motivated by a mix of personal ambition and a desire to contribute to the field of aviation. As Linda prepares for and undertakes her flight, she encounters various challenges and obstacles that test her skills and resolve.The story highlights the technical aspects of early aviation, the thrill of adventure, and the personal growth of Linda as she faces the p...
2025
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In this delightful story, a group of Girl Scouts embarks on an adventurous motor trip. The girls, filled with excitement and determination, set out to explore the great outdoors while honing their scouting skills. Along the way, they encounter various challenges and experiences that test their resourcefulness and teamwork.As they travel, the girls engage in a variety of activities, from camping and hiking to helping those they meet on their journey. The narrative emphasizes the values of f...
2025
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In "The Girl Scouts' Vacation Adventures," Edith Lavell likely portrays a group of Girl Scouts embarking on a series of exciting and educational adventures during their summer vacation. The novel would emphasize the values of friendship, teamwork, outdoor skills, and community service, which are central to the Girl Scouts organization.Lavell's writing style in this novel would be characterized by its emphasis on wholesome entertainment, moral lessons, and the celebration of nature and outd...
2025
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In "The Girl Scouts' Captain," the protagonist is a young girl named Marjorie Wilkinson, who is a member of a Girl Scout troop. Marjorie and her fellow Girl Scouts find themselves facing various challenges and adventures as they participate in activities such as camping, hiking, and community service projects.The title suggests that there is a character referred to as the "Girl Scouts' Captain," who may be an adult leader or mentor figure for the troop. This character likely plays a signif...











