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  • The Mysterious Code

    Kathryn Kenny

    eBook (Random House Books for Young Readers, Feb. 29, 2012)
    Principal Stratton wants to get rid of all clubs in Sleepyside High School, including the Bob-Whites! The only way they can save their club is to prove that they help out other people, too. Trixie quickly comes up with a plan to host a benefit antique show and sale. But are the precious antiques in danger from thieves?
  • Trixie Belden and The Mysterious Code

    Kathryn Kenny

    Hardcover (Random House Books for Young Readers, March 15, 2004)
    Principal Stratton wants to get rid of all clubs in Sleepyside High School, including the Bob-Whites! The only way they can save their club is to prove that they help out other people, too. Trixie quickly comes up with a plan to host a benefit antique show and sale. But are the precious antiques in danger from thieves?
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  • The Mysterious Code

    Kathryn Kenny

    Paperback (Golden Press, March 15, 1961)
    "Mr. Stratton straightened. His smile faded. 'Now, who is to be spokesman?' 'I am,' said Trixie. Jim was co-president of the Bob-Whites, but Trixie usually did the talking. 'Trixie, the school board doesn't want secret societies to exist in Sleepyside schools, when clubs - really gangs - can be the source of so much trouble. The board feels ... that your club will have to disband.' 'We couldn't!' Trixie almost shouted. ..."
  • The Mysterious Code

    Kathryn Kenny

    Paperback (Golden, )
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  • The Mysterious Code

    Kathryn Kenny, Haris Petie

    Hardcover (Whitman, March 15, 1961)
    Volume 7 in the Whitman series of Trixie Belden mystery adventures. Black and sepia illustrations by Paul Frame. Illustrated boards and plaid endpapers.
  • The Mysterious Code

    Kathryn Kenny

    Hardcover (Western, March 15, 1970)
    Trixie Belden and the Mysterious Code. Mr. Stratton straightened. His smile faded. "Now, who is to be spokesman?" "I am," said Trixie. Jim was co-president of the Bob-Whites, but Trixie usually did the talking. "Trixie, the School Board doesn't want secret societies to exist in Sleepyside schools, when clubs - really gangs - can be the source of so much trouble. The board feels... that you will have to disband." "We couldn't!" Trixie almost shouted....
  • Trixie Belden and the Mysterious Code

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    Hardcover (Whitman Publishing, )
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  • The Mysterious Code

    Kathryn Kenny

    Library Binding (Random House Books for Young Readers, May 25, 2004)
    Principal Stratton wants to get rid of all clubs in Sleepyside High School, including the Bob-Whites! The only way they can save their club is to prove that they help out other people, too. Trixie quickly comes up with a plan to host a benefit antique show and sale. But are the precious antiques in danger from thieves?From the Hardcover edition.
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  • The Mysterious Code

    Kathryn Kenny

    Hardcover (Whitman, March 15, 1961)
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  • The Mysterious Code

    Kathryn Kenny

    Hardcover (Whitman, March 15, 1970)
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  • Trixie Belden and the Mysterious Code

    Kathryn Kenny

    Library Binding (Goldencraft, April 15, 1979)
    Acts of vandalism force the board of Sleepyside High to crack down on secret clubs, and the Bobwhites are forced to prove their worth by holding an Antique show to raise money for UNICEF. Preparation for the show uncovers some truly valuable antiques and attracts some unwanted attention, putting the life of Bobby and Trixie in danger.
  • The Mysterious Code

    Kathryn Kenny

    Hardcover (Whitman, March 15, 1970)
    Hardback mystery