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''The Secret at the Windmill'' as usual follows the juvenile detective novel follows a teenage amateur sleuth Kay. Created by the Stratemeyer Syndicate, the same group behind Nancy Drew and The Hardy Boys. Kay Tracey, a clever 16-year-old high school student who solves...
The story tracks Kay Tracey as she uncovers a mystery involving an old fort and a restricted tower located on the property of Jasper Jackson, a mean neighbor living in Florida. Once in Florida, Kay searches for Emily Dodd, who is missing, and investigates strange...
England's Revolution, the so-called 'Glorious Revolution,' included a bloodless invasion by a Dutch fleet who were invited into the country by a group of nobles and parliamentarians who were concerned about James II and his new Catholic wife. William of Orange, was a...
''The History of the Russian Revolution'' by Leon Trotsky is a monumental three-volume historical masterwork published in 1930 that chronicles the seismic political upheavals of 1917. It stands out uniquely in world literature because it is a rigorous, deeply analytical...
First published in the US in 1942 and then two years later in the UK in 1944, Trevelyan wrote this book during the Second World War. It is a popular retelling of English life from the 14th to the 19th century. Quite nostalgic, it was written as a feel-good nostalgia of...
The story follows 16-year-old amateur sleuth Kay Tracey as she faces a mix of superstition and real-world danger. A fraudulent spiritual medium named Cara Noma attempts to place the "Green Cameo curse" on Kay after Kay exposes her scams. Shortly after, a young...
''The Message in the Sand Dunes'' follows 16-year-old amateur sleuth Kay Tracey and her closest friends, twins Betty and Wilma Worth. Kay foils a robbery at the home of the eccentric Crowley sisters by cleverly tapping on a window pane to scare the burglars away. The...
''The Mysterious Neighbors'' belongs to the Kay Tracey Mystery Stories series, a collection created by the Stratemeyer Syndicate—the same book packager behind Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys. It features teenage sleuth Kay Tracey solving a mystery involving a boat named...
What is going on inside the spooky old Greely mansion? Peering into the deserted house, Kay Tracey sees a mysterious figure prying open the seventh step of the spiral staircase. Startled, the intruder flees through the dark halls and gets away. Kay, sixteen-year-old...
Kay Tracey regards the pale young man in electrified silence when he stares at her and cries out, "Sis! Sis! At last I've found you!" These strange words are the beginning of a baffling search byKay for clues that will restore the memory of the appealing youth to whom...
Two fleeing figures scramble up the lonely hillside and disappear from Kay's view behind a rock ledge. Breathless, she climbs after them, determined to question them about the strange happenings at Owl's Hole, a summer resort. Suddenly a boulder comes crashing down the...
"Turn back! Danger ahead!" The thundering voice, detached from any visible person, transfixes Kay Tracey as the warning fills the sky with a sinister echo. When the eerie reverberations die, the teen-age detective and her chums, Betty and Wilma Worth, look at one...
Imposters steal a secret formula and Kay discovers that trouble travels in twos! Kay learns that Miss Janey is heir to a valuable chemical formula. The papers have been stolen, and someone else has announced the discovery. Kay must prove that Miss Janey's formula was...
Original facsimile edition. ''The Chemistry of Powder and Explosives'' by Tenney L. Davis is a classic, highly technical reference book originally published in two volumes (1941 and 1943) during World War II. It remains one of the most famous and detailed...
Renowned historian Harold Lamb's masterful survey of the history of the founding of Russia is full of insights and irony. An essential work for those interested in the rich history of Russia.
''Triple W: Witches, Warlocks and Werewolves by Rod Serling is a 1963 horror and fantasy anthology officially credited to The Twilight Zone creator Rod Serling. Though Serling provided the introduction and lent his famous name to the project, the book was actually...
''Remember These Things'' by the legendary American radio broadcaster and commentator Paul Harvey serves as a historical and cultural commentary on Cold War-era America. It features an introduction by famed aviator and World War I flying ace Eddie Rickenbacker. It was...
The million-copy best-selling thriller about a young scientist, a lovely woman, and a brain with the immortal power of evil! ''Donovan's Brain'' is a landmark 1942 science fiction horror novel written by German-American screenwriter and author Curt Siodmak. It is a...
''Death in Harley Street'' (1946) is widely celebrated by genre historians and critics as the author's ultimate masterpiece of Golden Age detective fiction. Dr. Priestley is a retired, eccentric mathematics professor who operates as an armchair forensics specialist....
''The Common Reader: Second Series'' (1932) is a celebrated collection of essays by Virginia Woolf that champions the perspective of the non-academic, everyday reader. Expanding on the success of her 1925 First Series, the book features 26 essays covering English...
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