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Gone-Away Lake (Gone-Away Lake #1) by Elizabeth Enright, Beth Krush, Joe Krush · Booklabria

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Elizabeth Enright, Beth Krush, Joe Krush
Gone-Away Lake (Gone-Away Lake #1)

MysteryChildren's fiction

Gone-Away Lake (Gone-Away Lake #1)

Name: Gone-Away Lake (Gone-Away Lake #1)
Author: Elizabeth Enright, Beth Krush, Joe Krush

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First published: 1957
Editions: 22 in 2 languages
Series: Gone-Away Lake, 1

Synopsis

Once, Tarrigo Lake was an exclusive resort for a select handful of wealthy families; but when a modern dam diverts the water, the lake becomes a bog and the resort is abandoned and forgotten. Two children stumble across it by accident and befriend the elderly brother and sister who have come back to live there.

This magically-written book was a Newbery runner-up.

Subjects: Mystery
Children's fiction
Family life
Adventure and adventurers
Brothers and sisters
Siblings

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22 in 2 languages

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