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This is very, very enjoyable. It is like a fantastic movie that is fun and mysterious at the same time, or spending time with highly likeable friends on an adventure that feels like it could last forever.
— Mar 13, 2016 10:36AM
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Wow! I always consider Phyllis A. Whitney very good and know full well, that her youth mysteries are especially magical enthralling. I believe this is a sparsely-known fact from the rarity of these novels today. It is very fortunate to obtain them. Nonetheless, I find myself astonished (to quote her frequently used word) to be enjoying myself with this novel as much as I am. What a great pleasure this story is!
— Mar 12, 2016 03:53PM
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An enthralling sojourn from stem to stern. Mysterious and adventurous all at once.
— Mar 12, 2016 07:07AM
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Wonderful! A gem from 1949 that I was fortunate to obtain!
— Mar 11, 2016 03:56PM
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Jennifer Gooley
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What a sweet little mystery! The title gives the impression that the mystery is focused on the supernatural, but I found it was even better- the mystery was focused on history. The adventures the children had were fun to join; the main protagonist reminded me of myself when I was younger.
— Jul 16, 2015 08:57AM
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Jennifer Gooley
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I will always have a soft spot in my heart for young adult books. This is a perfect example of why. The main characters are endearing and honest. The plot is simple and entertaining. I love the sense of innocent mystery. I see my young self in the protagonist, with her love of books and ability to use her imagination to become someone else who is somewhere else.
— Jul 10, 2015 12:11PM
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