FORTUNE COOKIE THE BLACK WIDOW SPIDER MYSTERY THE RADIO MYSTERY THE MYSTERY OF THE RUNAWAY GHOST THE FINDERS KEEPERS MYSTERY THE MYSTERY OF THE HAUNTED BOXCAR THE CLUE IN THE CORN MAZE THE GHOST OF THE CHATTERING BONES THE SWORD OF THE SILVER KNIGHT THE GAME STORE MYSTERY THE MYSTERY OF THE ORPHAN TRAIN THE VANISHING PASSENGER THE GIANT YO-YO MYSTERY THE CREATURE IN OGOPOGO LAKE THE ROCK 'N' ROLL MYSTERY THE SECRET OF THE MASK THE SEATTLE PUZZLE THE GHOST IN THE FIRST ROW THE BOX THAT WATCH FOUND A HORSE NAMED DRAGON THE GREAT DETECTIVE RACE T
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In "Houseboat Mystery" by Gertrude Chandler Warner, the Alden siblings embark on an exciting adventure filled with intrigue and unexpected twists. As they explore a houseboat, they uncover a series of mysteries that challenge their detective skills. The story weaves together elements of suspense and discovery, as each clue leads them deeper into the enigma surrounding the boat and its secrets.

Throughout their journey, the Aldens encounter a variety of colorful characters and puzzling situations. The narrative captures their teamwork and problem-solving abilities, compelling readers to join them in unraveling the mysteries. The excitement builds as they piece together information, ultimately leading to a satisfying conclusion that showcases the importance of friendship and bravery in the face of challenges.

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