โ Scribed by Reid, Van
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During the autumn of 1896 in Portland, Maine, feisty society columnist Mollie Peer believes that a little ragamuffin boy, known only as Bird, is merely the subject of a story that will propel her to the level of a true reporter. Instead, the chain of events she sets in motion, and the heroic people she comes to know, lead her to better understand her own valor and compassion.;From the Journal of Christopher Eagleton September 24, 1896; Prologue: The Nightrunners September 28, 1896; Book One October 8, 1896; 1 Out of the Fog; 2 At the Shipswood; Book Two October 9, 1896; 3 What the Cigar Revealed; 4 Between Piling and Post; 5 Saving the Blue Hubbard; 6 Second Sight; 7 Pawn to Queen Four; 8 Old John Neptune; 9 Below the Wharf . . .; 10 . . . and Above; 11 Beneath the Streets; 12 The Man with the Strange Difficulty; 13 Bird; 14 Second Thoughts; 15 Forge Light; 16 At the Sign of the Crooked Cat; 17 Echo Till Midnight; Book Three October 10, 1896
Maine -- Portland
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Once again, Van Reid enthralls with a story filled with wonderment, romance, and old-fashioned adventure, from the catacomb-like underground of the Portland waterfront to a perilous night pursuit on the October coast. During the autumn of 1896 in Portland, Maine, feisty society columnist Mollie P
Under the wise and jovial leadership of their chairman Mister Tobias Walton and the shrewd and gallant Sundry Moss, The Moosepath League has foiled pirates and kidnappers, joined a hobo army to save a burning village, bumped into the supernatural, and even successfully treated a depressed pig. Ret
Under the wise and jovial leadership of their chairman Mister Tobias Walton and the shrewd and gallant Sundry Moss, The Moosepath League has foiled pirates and kidnappers, joined a hobo army to save a burning village, bumped into the supernatural, and even successfully treated a depressed pig. Ret
*Tom Swift in the City of Gold* is the 11th book in the original Tom Swift series. "Every boy possesses some form of inventive genius. Tom Swift is a bright, ingenious boy and his inventions and adventures make the most interesting kind of reading." "These spirited tales convey in a realistic way,
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