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Boxcar Children #3: The Yellow House Mystery

by Gertrude Chandler Warner
Strange things have happened in the yellow house on their grandfather's property, and the children are determined to solve the mystery! 134 pages, Ages 7-11

Item Number: 406
Category:Contracted Braille in UEB

Price: $15.00
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5In this third entry in the Boxcar Children series, the Alden children (Henry 16, Jessie 14, Violet 12 and Benny 7), ask their grandfather about the mysterious yellow house on their island. He tells them a story about the long missing Bill McGregor, husband of the family housekeeper. The children and their cousin, Joe, and his new bride, Alice, decide to locate the missing man after they uncover an overlooked clue to his whereabouts. The six set out to Maine following the clue and, along the way, have many adventures.

2011-08-09

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