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Robert Arthur

A competitor of the Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew books, this Hitchcock-supported series mostly written by Robert Arthur concerns Jupiter Jones and his middle-school-age amateur detective club which operates out of one of the parents' businesses. It's a junkyard, and as such offers lots of cover for the clubhouse location, storage and getaways from nefarious characters. "Fiery Eye" follows the search for a jewel inheritance through a riddle in a poem, clues hidden in Greek and Roman busts and a burial location requiring them to note the angle of the sun at a specific hour without being seen by pursuing crooks. Originally printed in the 1960's and reprinted several times; available today at many used bookstores.

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Enid Blyton

Who stole the money that the old man in Holly Lane had so carefully hidden in his cottage, and where is it now? Why did his furniture disappear in the middle of the night? Fatty and the other Find-Outers have a long list of suspects, and a few clues, but this latest mystery just won't be solved! Mr. Goon, the policeman, is hot on the scent too, and he is sure that he has the answer when the others are still utterly confused. But who will solve the mystery first?

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Rosalie K. Fry

A young girl's dreary stay with her grandmother is brightened when she discovers an old gypsy wagon and attempts to discover the identity of the gypsy princess for whom it was intended years before.

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Ken Kirkwood & Ray Marshall

A reporter and a photographer accompany a famous ornithologist to Magic Island in search of a rare bird that is missing from his collection. Detachable characters follow clues around a pop-up game board representing the island.