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Ginny Gordon and the missing heirloom by Julie Campbell · Booklabria

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Ginny Gordon and the missing heirloom

Contemporary Fiction1950s

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First published: 1950
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

The Hustlers still have the swap shop, but now it is old Mrs. Arnold's pendant that is missing. Ginny Gordon finds that the plot is not just about a pendant, but a scheming woman's plan to take over all of Mrs. Arnold's estate.

Subjects: Contemporary Fiction
1950s
Mistery Fiction
Ginny Gordon Series
Set in: USA
Characters: Ginny Gordon
Mrs. Arnold

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