Books with title The Mystery of the Queen's Necklace

Enid Blyton - Mystery 05 - Mystery of the Missing NecklaceMystery05—Mystery of the Missing Necklace, The—Blyton, Enid.Oh, for a Mystery!Pip and Bets sat in their garden, in the very coolest place they could find, They had on sun-suits andnothing else, for the August sun was blazing hot."A whole month of the summer hols gone already!" said Pip. "And except that we've been away to theseaside for two weeks, absolutely nothing else has happened. Most boring.""The boringest hols we've ever had," said Bets. "Not even the smell of a mystery to solve I And not evenLarry, Daisy, Fatty, or Buster to play with—they've been away at the sea for ages!"Larry and Daisy were friends of Pip and Bets, and so was Frederick—or Fatty as everyone called him.Buster was his Scottie dog, loved by all the children.The five children called themselves the Five Find-Outers and Dog, because for the last four holidays theyhad tackled curious mysteries and solved them all—much to the annoyance of the village policeman, Mr.Goon."But now it seems as if you and I, Pip, are the only Find-Outers left," said Bets. "I don't feel as if theothers will ever come back! Soon the hols will be over, you'll all be back at boarding-school again,except me, and we shan't solve any mystery at all these hols.""There are still four weeks left, so cheer up, baby!" said Pip. "And the others come back this week—andI bet old Fatty will have heaps of new disguises to tryout on us! We'll be on the look-out for him this time, though—and we jolly well won't be taken in!"Bets laughed. She remembered how Fatty had disguised himself as a French boy, and deceived them allbeautifully. And in the last holidays he had produced all kinds of disguises, which he wore with a red wigand eyebrows. There was no knowing what old Fatty would be up to next!"But this time he won't deceive us," said Pip again. "I shall be very suspicious of any peculiar-lookingstranger who tries to talk to me, or comes to call on us. I shall say to myself, 'It's you all right, Fatty,' andI shan't listen to a word!""Do you think there will be a mystery for us to solve these hols?" asked Bets. "I do so like looking forclues, and making out lists of Suspects, and crossing people off the list when we've made enquiries—andfinding the real Suspect at the end!""We've been jolly lucky so far," said Pip, sitting up and looking round for the bottle of lemonade he hadbrought out. "We've been able to solve every single mystery. We can't always be successful, though. Idon't expect even real detectives are always successful. Bets, you pig, you've finished the lemonade. Goand ask Gladys for some iced water."Bets was too lazy to move. She rolled over out of Pip's reach, and yawned loudly. "I'm bored! I want theothers to come back so that we can have games with them. I want a mystery—a really good one....

Meet Gabriella the middle school worrywart. She’s afraid of everything! God gives her the opportunity to become courageous when she receives a special gift from her grandmother, a glimpse into the past. Grandma allows Gabriella and her cousin Catherine to search through an old trunk in the attic. They discover antique items that belonged to their ancestors. One in particular catches Gabriella’s eye. It’s a necklace. While the family travels through Italy, Gabriella and Catherine search for the meaning of the necklace. What will they uncover about its importance?

They don’t believe her. Jesse Stone is in trouble again. She and her best friend Erin should have turned in the necklace as soon as they found it. Now Erin has been kidnapped and Jesse’s parents think she’s playing another trick. Can she convince them in time to save Erin?Now Erin is in trouble, and Holly’s parents think she’s playing another trick. Can she convince them in time to save Erin? Get this exciting book now because reading a mystery is like eating a bag of cookies.

The Queen's Necklace is a novel by Alexandre Dumas that was published in 1849 and 1850 (immediately following the French Revolution of 1848). It is loosely based on the Affair of the Diamond Necklace, an episode involving fraud and royal scandal that made headlines at the court of Louis XVI in the 1780s.The novel first appeared in serialised form in La Presse. The story takes place between 1784 and 1785. It is the second in a series of four novels focused on the character of Cagliostro, presented by Dumas as the man pulling all the strings of the affair.