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The witch tree symbol by Leslie McFarlane · Booklabria

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MysteryChildren's fiction

The witch tree symbol

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Nancy Drew Mystery StoriesBook 33 of 83

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Book 33, The witch tree symbol, this book
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First published: 1955
Editions: 15 in 2 languages
Series: Nancy Drew Mystery Stories, 33

Synopsis

An unusual hex sign leads Nancy Drew to Pennsylvania Dutch country in pursuit of a thief who stops at nothing to get rid of her.

Subjects: Mystery
Children's fiction
Children's stories
Drew, nancy
Amish
Amish in fiction

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15 in 2 languages

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