Caboose mystery The Boxcar Children series, book 11

When the Aldens spend the summer riding on a train, they get to live in a train car once again - this time, they're staying in Caboose No. 777. The number is hard to forget, and indeed, the children meet people at each stop who seem to know it well. It turns out Caboose No. 777 has an unusual past -...

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Main Author: Warner, Gertrude Chandler, 1890-1979
Other Authors: Gregory, Tim (Narrator)
Format: Audiobooks eAudiobook Downloads eAudiobook
Language:English
Published: Carol Stream : Oasis Audio, 2012.
Edition:Unabridged.
Series:Warner, Gertrude Chandler, 1890-1979. Boxcar children mysteries ; 11.
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Summary:When the Aldens spend the summer riding on a train, they get to live in a train car once again - this time, they're staying in Caboose No. 777. The number is hard to forget, and indeed, the children meet people at each stop who seem to know it well. It turns out Caboose No. 777 has an unusual past - one that comes with its very own mystery!
Item Description:Unabridged.
Physical Description:1 online resource (2 audio files) : digital
Playing Time:02:03:01
Format:Requires OverDrive Listen (file size: N/A KB) or OverDrive app (file size: 57674 KB).
ISBN:9781621880639
Author Notes:Gertrude Chandler Warner was born in Putnam, Connecticut on April 16, 1890. Due to her poor health, she never finished high school and studied with a tutor. During World War I, a shortage of teachers prompted the local school board to hire her to teach first grade, a position she held for over 30 years. She wrote the first Boxcar book in 1924, while home recuperating from an illness, but the version most people are familiar with was originally published in 1942. The Alden children became so popular that she wrote 19 adventures about them including Surprise Island, Mystery Ranch, and Snowbound Mystery. She died at age 89 August 29, 1979, but the Boxcar Children are still being written about by a team of writers faithful to her vision.

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