Books with author Helen E. Brown

Chloe can't believe it when she moves next door to the creepiest, kookiest, spookiest house ever built. After a sleepless night hiding under the covers, the last thing she wants is to be invited over to the haunted house to get to know her new neighbour. What do witches and monsters even serve for morning tea? Chloe is about to find out, and hopefully, little girls aren't on the menu.

A story about fun, friendship and adventure.Fantasy Frisson is a beautiful Arabian gelding. He belongs to Alexandra-the new girl in town. However, after a recent tragedy, Alexandra isn’t sure if she wants the fiery young horse.It’s up to Caitlin McKenzie to convince Alexandra to get back in the saddle and join Caitlin and her friends on a trail ride none of the girls will ever forget.

A cloth hardcover book. Copyright 1923 and it's in really good condition especially given it's age. Written inside the front cover in pencil is "Library 1941" a note that makes you pause when you realize Pearl Harbor was still in our future when that was written. The binding is excellent and tight. A few pages do have some brownish age spots. Ships within 24 hours and I have a Money Back Guarantee as well as Amazon's Buyer Protection. It's a delightful little book of innocent times, now long past.

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