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The Radio Mystery by Gertrude Chandler Warner · Booklabria

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The Radio Mystery

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First published: 2003
Language: English
Editions: 15

Synopsis

Henry, Jessie, Violet, and Benny are actors in a live mystery show being broadcast on an old-fashioned AM radio station. But that's not the only mystery the Boxcar children are part of—it's starting to look like the radio station is haunted!

Subjects: Mystery
Ghost stories
Children's fiction
Brothers and sisters
Siblings
Children: Grades 4-6

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