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Trixie Belden #9 Happy Valley Mystery and #10 Mars.

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Nancy Drew 1940s Style Library Binding (7).

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Trixie is also skewed younger than Seaman's books, so I struggled with that as well, which is what I expected. I read this book right after reading the last Augusta Seaman book, and the style is quite different. Also, I always have trouble switching from one type of book to another. The problem is that I practically have the story memorized. I enjoyed this book, but not quite as much as I once did. I assume Brian and Mart would have received similar amounts. We are expected to believe that the Beldens are poor, yet their daughter is given the equivalent of over $200 per month. I didn't know that the book was first published in 1948. When I read the books in 1983 to 1984, I received $5 per week, so I thought the amount was fine. Trixie earns a $5 allowance per week for doing chores around the house. Frayne is dying, and the young people search for a fortune that is said to be hidden in the old mansion. The girls explore the nearby Frayne mansion while old Mr. The Wheeler family moves into the neighboring mansion, and Trixie immediately becomes best friends with Honey Wheeler. Our photos depict the Exact book you will receive from us, never 'stock' images of books we don't actually have! All orders processed before 2 pm weekdays (PST) ship very same day later orders, weekends & holidays ship very next business day.In Trixie Belden #1, The Secret of the Mansion, Trixie lives at Crabapple Farm near the town of Sleepyside, New York. Modest edgewear, slightly bumped corners. Front hinge beginning to crack up from bottom, underlying webbing exposed.

Cover colors bright, binding strong & straight, pages tanned, heavier around edges (commensurate with age & paper quality). Condition is VG-: generally very clean, with some very slight rubbing to front & spine/edges. With decorative paper over boards, in 236 pages, endpapers depicting Trixie & only her friend Honey.

Book #2 in the popular girl's series published 1948-1986, one of the original six books by Julie Campbell before the series was taken over by the syndicate under the pen name 'Kathryn Kenny.' This is one of the fifth edition of the series published by Whitman beginning in 1970, affectionately know as 'the uglies'' on the basis of their cover art by Larry Frederick.

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