Books with author Kathryn Kenny

1980 - Trixie Belden & The Mystery of the Whispering Witch - Number #32 in a Series - Written by Kathryn Kenny - Vintage Paperback book - 210 Pages - Book # 21553-22 - Plus More - Printed in the USA - Very Good Condition Very Good Condition / Never Read - Fantastic Collectible for the serious collector! - - Hard to find in any condition - Very Collectible - The photos are of the item you will receive as we do our own photography - We never use stock photos! Each item is hand wrapped in special shipping paper, and hand packed in a new shipping box with new fill.- Ships USPS Priority Mail, Insured with Tracking Numbers - Signature Required on orders over $20.00 - Please ask questions before purchasing, we are always available to answer any and all questions a customer may have about a product.

The weather is finally warming up in Sleepyside and Trixie has plans for her and her best friend Honey. They’re going to lonely Martin’s Marsh to collect herbs and flowers for botany class. But Honey’s family has a visitor, a child who wants to tag along on Trixie’s and Honey’s expeditions. How can Trixie explore the mysterious burned-out house by the marsh and look for Captain Kidd’s hidden pirate treasure with a kid along?

It's anchors away for Trixie as she travels down the Mississippi River. No, it’s not on the old-fashioned paddle-wheel steamship she always dreamed of, but the trip is still more exciting than she ever imagined. Someone is shadowing her every move, trying to steal to the mysterious graph papers Trixie found in a trash can in her hotel room in Memphis. Why are the papers so important? Could there be more to the childish drawings than meets the eye?

The Bob-Whites are off to the Ozarks to spend some time with the Beldens’ Uncle Andrew. Trixie can’t wait to explore some dark, damp, and most of all, mysterious caves, because she has another scheme up her sleeve. A national magazine is offering a reward to anyone who can find three “ghost cave fish.” Nothing will stop Trixie from finding them—not bats or wild cats or even a real ghost!