The Phantom Friend A Judy Bolton Mystery

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The Phantom Friend A Judy Bolton Mystery

by Margaret Sutton

EN·~3 hours·28 chapters

Chapters

28 total
1

THE PHANTOM FRIEND

0:14
2

CHAPTER I The Empty Chair

8:36
3

CHAPTER II Clarissa Valentine

9:03
4

CHAPTER III Tour Thirteen

9:24
5

CHAPTER IV Strange Questions

8:38
6

CHAPTER V Impossible Answers

8:36
7

CHAPTER VI An Unfortunate Gift

7:06
8

CHAPTER VII A Hidden Danger

8:28
9

CHAPTER VIII The Witch’s Curse

9:21
10

CHAPTER IX Into the Mist

7:19

Description

A crisp New York winter sets the scene as four friends glide across the ice at Radio City, trading jokes and worries while a towering Christmas tree sparkles overhead. Their playful banter quickly turns to real concerns when a sudden slip reminds them how fragile fun can be, and they retreat to a cozy restaurant for hot soup and a chance to catch up.

In the warmth of the café, Irene—a former mill worker who has become a beloved television personality—confides in her longtime friend Judy about a dilemma that could affect her young daughter’s perception of “naughty” TV people. Together they hum a whimsical song about growing up, revealing both the pressures of fame and the subtle rebellion against relentless advertising that colors their lives.

As the conversation drifts to secretive jobs, hushed FBI assignments, and the lingering presence of an unseen companion, the group’s camaraderie deepens, hinting at a mystery that will test their loyalty and the very definition of friendship.

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Full title

The Phantom Friend A Judy Bolton Mystery A Judy Bolton Mystery

Language

en

Duration

~3 hours (200K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

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

Release date

2015-12-04

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Margaret Sutton

Margaret Sutton

1903–2001

Best known for the Judy Bolton mysteries, this longtime children's author created one of the earliest girl sleuths in American series fiction. Writing under the pen name Margaret Sutton, she gave generations of young readers a heroine who was curious, brave, and unmistakably human.

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