
THE MOTOR GIRLS SERIES
THE MOTOR GIRLS ON A TOUR - I A SPOILED DINNER. - II THE WOODLAND CONFERENCE. - III "NO BOYS!" - IV THE STRANGE PROMISE. - V A LITTLE BROWN WREN - VI THE HOLD-UP - VII A CHANCE MEETING. - VIII JACK AND CLIP - IX THE MYSTERIOUS RIDE. - X "THEY'RE OFF!" - XI THOSE DREADFUL BOYS. - XII THE GIRL IN THE DITCH - XIII AT THE GROTTO - XIV THE PROMISE BOOK LOST - XV ROB ROLAND - XVI A STRANGE MESSAGE - XVII THE ROAD TO BREAKWATER - XVIII THE CLUE. - XIX PAUL AND HAZEL - XX AT THE MAHOGANY SHOP - XXI PERPLEXITIES - XXII THE CHILDREN'S COURT - XXIII THE MOTOR GIRLS ON THE WATCH. - XXIV CORA'S RESOLVE. - XXV A WILD RUN - XXVI LEGAL STRATEGY - XXVII AGAINST THE LAW - XXVIII CONFIDENCES - XXIX MERRY MOTOR MAIDS - XXX THE PROMISE KEPT - THE MOTOR GIRLS ON A TOUR - CHAPTER I - A SPOILED DINNER
CHAPTER II - THE WOODLAND CONFERENCE
CHAPTER XII - THE GIRL IN THE DITCH
CHAPTER XVI - A STRANGE MESSAGE
CHAPTER XVIII - THE CLUE
CHAPTER XIX - PAUL AND HAZEL
The story follows a tight‑knit crew of teenage girls who have turned the open road into their playground. Cora Kimball pilots the sleek, silent Whirlwind while her friend Hazel lounges in the plush tonneau, and the Robinson twins—Belle and Bess—skillfully handle the silver Flyaway. When the lively Sid Wilcox and his fiery‑haired companion Ida Giles join the convoy, the town’s streets become a lively parade of color, speed, and good‑natured rivalry.
Their morning ride takes an unexpected turn when a careless bump sends a picnic hamper flying, scattering dishes and a half‑eaten pie across the road. The sudden crash forces the motor girls to confront a tangled mess of apologies, bruised egos, and a mystery about what really caused the mishap. As they scramble to set things right, the girls discover that teamwork and quick thinking are just as essential as a steady hand on the steering wheel.
Language
en
Duration
~4 hours (249K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2001-08-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
A name that opened the door to spirited early 20th-century adventure stories for girls, from cross-country motor trips to school-day mysteries. Behind it was not one writer but a Stratemeyer Syndicate house pseudonym used for several popular series.
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