Penny Allen and the Mystery of the Hidden Treasure

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Penny Allen and the Mystery of the Hidden Treasure

by Jean L. (Jean Lyttleton) McKechnie

EN·~3 hours·16 chapters

Chapters

16 total

Penny Allen and the Mystery of THE HIDDEN TREASURE

1:15

CHAPTER 1 A NEW ADVENTURE

14:04

CHAPTER 2 AN ANONYMOUS LETTER

17:13

CHAPTER 3 THE ABANDONED WELL

13:53

CHAPTER 4 A NIGHT PROWLER

15:56

CHAPTER 5 ANOTHER THREAT

16:53

CHAPTER 6 CLUES IN A BOTTLE

13:10

CHAPTER 7 THE MAP

10:54

CHAPTER 8 PETER IS WORRIED

12:20

CHAPTER 9 CAMPING OUT

12:28

Description

The Allen siblings are busy transforming their late Uncle John’s lakeside lodge into a bustling summer hotel. Penny, the spirited sister, and her older brother Philip juggle chores, family dynamics, and the excitement of welcoming guests to the Michigan woods beside Lake Superior. Their younger brother Jimmy and little sister Marjorie add humor and energy, making the lodge feel like a true home for the orphaned quartet.

When a long‑standing rumor of buried treasure surfaces, the family can’t resist the lure of adventure. Together they begin to decode cryptic clues, only to discover that other treasure‑hunters are already on the trail, turning a fun hunt into a race fraught with real danger. Amid the chase, Penny and Philip find their bond deepening, hinting at a budding romance that blossoms alongside the mystery. Listeners will love the blend of sibling teamwork, scenic wilderness, and the thrill of a hidden‑treasure quest.

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Language

en

Duration

~3 hours (214K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Stephen Hutcheson, MFR and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2016-10-02

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

JL

Jean L. (Jean Lyttleton) McKechnie

b. 1925

Best remembered for writing brisk, mid-century mysteries for younger readers, this author brought adventure and everyday family life together in the Penny Allen books. Her work has stayed discoverable through library records and later digital editions, keeping her stories in circulation decades after first publication.

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