Els Hollister al castell de roca
- 179 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Edward Stratemeyer Books
Edward Stratemeyer was an extraordinarily prolific American author and publisher of children's fiction, credited with creating numerous popular book series. His work typically featured adventurous tales focused on themes of determination and achievement. Stratemeyer's enduring legacy in children's literature is cemented by the lasting appeal of the series he conceived, which continue to engage young readers.
Los Hollister y el misterio del rancho
- 187 pages
- 7 hours of reading
In this installment of the series, the Hollisters encounter a mystery at an auction sale at Stone Farm, where the late Mr. Stone's only relative, Graham, is to inherit something called “mystery boy.” The identity of this bequest is unknown, but the Hollisters soon discover that the hobbyhorse they bought holds the key. Their adventure deepens when they visit Pony Hill Farm, owned by Mrs. Hollister's cousins, Ruth and Charles Thomas. There, a beautiful appaloosa pony appears mysteriously, prompting further intrigue. As the Hollisters unravel the puzzle of Graham Stone and engage in trick riding for the County Fair Horse Show, they embark on a journey filled with excitement and unusual adventures. Originally published in 1956, this delightful mystery-adventure story is now available in paperback and eBook for the first time. Aimed at children aged six to twelve, the series emphasizes humor, integrity, and the triumph of good over evil, making it a favorite among parents, grandparents, and teachers. With fast-paced action and engaging illustrations, readers feel immersed in the thrilling escapades of the lovable Hollister family, ensuring they won't want to put the book down.