On a train trip with Aunt Jane from Boston to San Francisco, the Aldens meet a young art student who is worried about making the journey alone.Then their new friend's irreplaceable portfolio is stolen Will the Aldens be able to find her work before the culprit disembarks?
This book is great! You can feel the wheels speeding up and slowing down.I loved this book, and I read it a gazillion times! The mystery is very hard and exiting, but at the last stop the Boxcar children found the person. I strongly recommend this book! Chu! Chu! Simon Y. 7 Years old.
The Mystery on the Train
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 22 years ago
The Boxcar Children are on their way to San Francisco when they discover that a young woman's porfolio filled with old movie posters has been stolen, and with limited time, they have to find the culprit before the train reaches its destination. Can they solve the mystery before the train come to the last stop.
It's the best!
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 26 years ago
I love the book. I like the part where Violet draws a piture of that one man. I didn't get the guy right. I still think that it is a good book.I like Benny, he's funny.I think there lucky, because they have a maid.
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