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The Mystery on the Mississippi

## Plot

The Bob-Whites take a trip to St Louis on a business trip with Mr Wheeler with thoughts of seeing space ships and re-living the adventures of Huckleberry Finn.  But mystery calls when Trixie finds some stranger papers in the waste basket of their room and they are followed everywhere by a mysterious stranger who wants his papers back.  The Bob-Whites become involved in a dangerous adventure that sees Trixie almost killed on several occasions and Honey's trusting nature leads them to the most dangerous situation of all.

## Characters

* Trixie Belden
* Jim Frayne
* Honey Wheeler
* Brian Belden
* Mart Belden
* Dan Mangan
* Mr. Wheeler
* Mr. Brandio
* Pierre Lontard
* Captain Martin
* Elena Aguilera
* Juan Aguilera
* Paul
* Deena
* Bob
* Lem Watkins

## Chapter Titles

1. Promise of Adventure
2. Catfish Princess
3. Good News
4. Something in the Air
5. Moonlight Music
6. Stowaway
7. Bob-White Luck
8. Rescued
9. Early-Morning Swim
10. Off to Hannibal
11. Surprise at Jackson's Island
12. St. Peter
13. The Aguileras Again
14. A New Development
15. On the Steamboat
16. A Key
17. Bob-White!
18. Reward

## Trivia

* Dan coaches little league baseball, but is able to find a replacement for this trip (p. 15).  Di is unable to go as she is away for a month with her parents.
* Brian and Jim are both seniors (p. 17).  So this implies they're about to enter their senior year, although earlier books (#10) suggest that they were in their senior year before the academic year finished.
* Trixie admits to having premonitions (p. 24).  Now her hunches seem to have a supernatural basis!
* Jim tells Trixie "Don't let Brian and me influence you, Trix" (p. 26).  Since when did Brian and Jim want to stop influencing Trixie?
* Dan is finally given a brain and a role in this book, and he is as suspicious as Trixie and supports her theories.  This is really only the second mystery he's been on with Trixie, yet he knows better than Brian, Jim and Mart.
* Trixie explains the Bob-Whites to Captain Martin (p. 66).  For a club that's supposed to be semi-secret, they seem to tell almost everyone they meet and in front of Mrs Aguilera, whom Trixie was instantly suspicious of.
* According to Honey, Jim calls Trixie: "Intrepid Trixie" (p. 67).  Since when?
* Honey says of Mrs Aguilera: "I think I know people pretty well, and I'd trust her with anything.  She's so motherly."  (p. 89)
* Dan gets the best lines: "I wish the time would come when you don't know all the answers, Mart" (p. 93).
* Jim apparently has a speed boat of his own on the Hudson (p. 105).
* Honey suggests they foster a child with the reward money (p. 233-234).

## References

1. ↑ "The Mystery on the Mississippi." Trixie-belden.com. N.d. Retrieved September 5, 2021 from http://www.trixie-belden.com/books/series/book15.htm
Starlight

Starlight is a gelding belonging to Mr. Wheeler.

## Appearance

Jim describes Starlight as a chestnut gelding to Brian before they both leave to pick up a new mare from Mr. Tomlin's.

## Relationships

Starlight is Mr Wheeler's new horse to replace Jupiter whom he gave to Jim. Out of the Bob-Whites, Starlight is mainly ridden by Brian.

## Book Appearances

Starlight first appeared in The Gatehouse Mystery.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 The Gatehouse Mystery, pg 27
Bill Regan

Regan is the Wheeler's groom. He cares for all five of the Wheeler horses and has complete authority over the stables. He and Miss Trask run the Wheeler estate.

## Appearance

Regan is described as a broad-shouldered redhead.

## Personality

Regan is a pleasant mannered man who never says things he doesn't mean -such as when commenting on Trixie's riding-. He is mentioned as having the quick-to-anger 'redheaded temper' that both Jim and Mr. Wheeler also share, however it never lasts long.

Regan likes to humor the Bob-Whites' antics as long as they aren't too dangerous, and like Miss Trask, he is a good sport.

## Relationships

### Dan Mangan

Dan is Regan's nephew who lived in New York City until his mother died. After getting in trouble with the law, Regan was contacted to see if he could take in his nephew or else he would be placed in juvenile detention. Dan was placed with Mr. Maypenny in order to help him straighten out and although it came off to a rough start, Dan settled in well and seems to have a somewhat good relationship with his uncle, visiting him often.

### Joan Stinson

In The Mystery at Saratoga, Regan is revealed to be in love with Joan.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *Exact Citation needed*
2. ↑ The Gatehouse Mystery, pg 202
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1. Пользователи системы
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4. Академические модели
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Модель предметной области подразумевает возможность интеграции с сервисами Google и ТГУ аккаунтами.
The Mystery at Maypenny's

## Plot

Temperatures run high and a town is divided by the proposed expansion of the International Pine Company into the game preserve.  While Dan and Jim struggle to remain loyal to those closest to them and respect each other's opinions, two newcomers to town are adding fuel to the fire - Mr Maypenny's long lost nephew and a social activist who wants to stop the expansion.  The Bob-Whites struggle to maintain a united front and Trixie and Honey investigate some strange incidences in the game preserve and the odd behaviour of Mr Maypenny.  By solving the mystery, they contribute to a solution that everyone is happy with and reunites the town.

## Characters

* Trixie Belden
* Jim Frayne
* Honey Wheeler
* Brian Belden
* Mart Belden
* Diana Lynch
* Dan Mangan
* Helen and Peter Belden
* Bobby Belden
* Sergeant Molinson
* Mr. Wheeler
* Mr. Maypenny
* Lawrence Howard)
* John Score
* Mr. McLane
* Mark Nelson, Rodd Maurer, and Jim Ver Doorn
* George Gemlo
* David Maypenny

## Chapter Titles

1. Mr Maypenny's Mystery
2. A Clash of Viewpoints
3. Bob-Whites Divided!
4. Dan's Surprise
5. Two Visitors
6. A Sudden Departure
7. Uproar in the Auditorium
8. Shocking News
9. An Inconclusive Vote
10. The Car in the Woods
11. The Fugitive
12. A Devious Plot
13. Terror!
14. At the Police Station

## Trivia

* The book commences in later August/early September.  Di is away on a late vacation with her parents and won't be back for two weeks.  She visited Wisconsin and Minnesota and when she returns it is September and she tells Trixie she has missed three weeks of school (p. 84).
* Dan is in Brian's Social Studies class (p. 54).  Does this mean that he is the same age as Brian?
* Honey rides Strawberry on several occasions in this book without any mention of Lady, her usual steed.
* This is the second occasion that the International Pine Company has been mentioned.  In the beginning of #16 *The Mystery of the Missing Heiress*, the Bob-Whites discovered that the company was going to build on the marshland that was owned by Jim's aunt.
* And this is the third occasion that an impostor has impersonated a relative of the Bob-Whites or someone they know.  Seems like a great plot device!

## References

1. ↑ "The Mystery at Maypenny's." Trixie-belden.com. N.d. Retrieved September 5, 2021 from http://www.trixie-belden.com/books/series/book31.htm
Mr. Slettom

## Appearance

Mr. Slettom has a round face, and is almost completely bald, except for a pale blonde ring of hair. Trixie remarks he is overall plain looking, except for the wears loud clothing he often wears, such as a colorful paisley coat.

## Personality

He is the landlord of Nick Roberts father, Mr. Robert's, store. He appears kind and unassuming, but is actually cold and calculated, willing to go as far as murder.

He sets fire to multiple of his buildings and blames Mr. Robert's when it is convenient for him. He then tries to kill Jane Dix Strauss in another fire when she finds out he is responsible, seemingly with no remorse.
Here's Trixie Belden: 4 Cut-out Dolls

*Here's Trixie Belden: 4 Cut-out Dolls* is a set of paper dolls featuring Trixie Belden, Mart Belden, Jim Frayne, and Honey Wheeler. The set contains six pages of clothes that can be cut out, and 4 dolls that are pressed out of the cover.

## Trivia

* In this set, Jim and Honey are pictured with blue eyes.
* The line drawings on the cover are the same as the illustrations from the Cellophane Release.
* These dolls are quite rare to find sold uncut.

## References

1. ↑ "Here's Trixie Belden: 4 Cut-out Dolls." Trixie-Belden.com. N.d. Retrieved September 6, 2021 from http://www.trixie-belden.com/books/series/dolls1956.htm
Jane Dix Strauss

## Appearance

Jane is described as a young woman who wears big black glasses, is short and small, slender, and has dark and curly hair. Trixie remarks that she looks intelligent, crisp, and business-like.

## Personality

Jane is professional and direct, a true reporter. She sometimes comes off as cold, which leads Trixie to suspect her of committing a crime.

## Trivia

* She drives a red compact car.
* She used to work for a national magazine, but then became a reporter in Sleepyside.
* She has no close friends or family.

## Gallery

Jane watches Sgt. Molinson and Pat Murphy argueTrixie spots JaneTrixie hands Jane a buttonTrixie spies on Jane talking to a contactTrixie saves Jane from the fire
## References

1. ↑ The Mystery of the Memorial Day Fire, 19
2. ↑ The Mystery of the Memorial Day Fire, pg 108
3. ↑ The Mystery of the Memorial Day Fire, pg 117
4. ↑ The Mystery of the Memorial Day Fire, pg 169
Brain (Seeker of Might)/Global

## Brain Seeker of Might

* Icon
* Art

## Stats

* level 100++
* level 100+
* level 100

## Profile

* English

Character name:
Brain Unglaus

Race: Human Role: Attacker Type: Technique

Originally a farmer, he is now a skilled
swordsman. A sword-fighting prodigy, he was
undefeated until Gazef bested him in a royal
tournament in the Re-Estize Kingdom.

Although he may appear slender, he has tempered
his muscles in battle and they have become hard
as steel.

He wears a chainmail shirt, and on his belt he
carries his sword and a leather pouch with
earthenware potion bottles.

He is eager to elevate his sword fighting skills
to even greater heights. Having been defeated by
Gazef, he started to seek ways to improve his
strength further, abandoning everything else in
the process. Unfortunately, he has not yet
reached a super-human level.

## Skills

Active Skill 1
 Damage

Active Skill 2
 Damage

Active Skill 3
 Buff
 Buff

Overdrive
 Damage
Susie

Susie is one of the two horses purchased by the Wheeler's after moving to Sleepyside.

## Appearance

Susie is a small, black mare with a silky coat.

## Personality

Susie is described as a sweet little black mare that Honey and Trixie met at Mr Tomlin's.

## Book Appearances

She first appears in the Gatehouse Mystery where it is arranged for Susie to stay for the weekend so all five Bob-Whites can ride, however after they receive the reward money for the stolen diamond, the Bob-Whites are convinced by Regan to purchase the mare for Miss Trask and that Trixie can ride her when Miss Trask is too busy, which is often.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 The Gatehouse Mystery, pg 121
2. ↑ *Exact Citation Needed*
Nicolete Meredith Stack

**Nicolete Meredith Stack** was born in Des Moines, Iowa in 1896 but lived in Webster Groves in St. Louis, Missouri for most of her adult life.

Stack wrote various books under her own name as well as many pseudonyms, including the Robin Kane series by Eileen Hill for Whitman between 1966 and 1971.

Stack is thought to be the first author to write for the Trixie Belden series after Julie Campbell, although which books she wrote are highly debated. Allegedly, *Who's Who in the Midwest* claims that she wrote all eight titles published between 1961 and 1965, however others have pointed out these books have different writing styles, drawing skepticism of these claims.  Books 7, 9 and 16 were attributed to her by James Keeline in his article *Trixie Belden "Schoolgirl Shamus".*

It is unknown when Stack passed away, but an obituary for a family member confirms she was still living as of 1986.

## Contributions

* *The Mysterious Code*
* *The Happy Valley Mystery*
* *The Mystery of the Missing Heiress*

### Speculated

* *The Mystery at Bob-White Cave*
* *The Mystery of the Blinking Eye*
* *The Mystery of the Mississippi*

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Kathryn Kenny." Trixie-belden.com. N.d. Retrieved April 4, 2021 from http://www.trixie-belden.com/books/KathrynKenny.htm
2. ↑ Keeline, James. "Trixie Belden FAQ". October 18, 1995. Retrieved October 16, 2022. https://groups.google.com/g/rec.arts.books.childrens/c/bRK3XG85zpU?pli=1
3. ↑ Scribd. "Trixie Belden: Schoolgirl Shamus." Keeline. https://www.scribd.com/document/419925329/Trixie-Belden-Schoolgirl-Shamus
4. ↑ Ancestry.com. "Ashville Citizen-Times." https://www.newspapers.com/article/asheville-citizen-times-obituary/127742072/
Clementine (Saint of The Apocalypse)/Voice

Summoning voice
 Summoning voice 2
 Overdrive screen voice
 Overdrive selected voice
 Overdrive voice
 Unique skill voice
 Summoning voice 1
 Normal attack voice
 Boss quest start voice
 Move selection voice
 Damage received voice
 Critical damage received voice
 Unit fallen voice
 Healing received voice
 Skill voice 1
 Skill voice 2
 Skill voice 3
 Skill voice 4
 Skill voice 5
 Skill voice 6
 Skill voice 7
 Quest menu start voice
 Quest start voice
 Quest win voice
 Lobby voice 1
 Lobby voice 2
 Lobby voice 3
 Lobby voice 4
 Lobby voice 5
 Limitbeak voice 1
 Limitbeak voice 2
 Limitbeak voice 3
 Limitbeak voice 4
 Multi lobby join voice
 Level up voice
 Max level up voice
The Mystery on Cobbett's Island

## Plot

The Bob-Whites (minus Dan) head to Cobbett's Island with Miss Trask, where Mr. Wheeler has rented a house, The Moorings, for the summer.  The adventure begins as they finish their journey amidst a storm and they find the caretaker injured.  Later that night, Trixie finds an old letter in a book and as they search for the author and recipient of the letter, they become good friends with their neighbor, Peter Kimball.  Peter shares with them the joy of sailing and they become involved in an adventure involving sailboat racing, trying to stop vandalism and the search for money hidden an age ago that could benefit a family in need.

## Characters

* Trixie Belden
* Jim Frayne
* Honey Wheeler
* Brian Belden
* Mart Belden
* Diana Lynch
* Miss Trask
* Celia Delanoy
* Tom Delanoy
* Peter Kimball
* Elmber "El" Thomas
* Dr. Holmes
* Mrs. and Mr. Kimball
* Abe White
* Captain Price
* Cap
* Captain Clark
* Ethel Hall
* Ed Hall
* Slim Novarski

## Chapter Titles

1. An Unexpected Invitation
2. Foul Weather
3. An Emergency
4. The Neighbour
5. The Letter
6. Mystery in the Toolshed
7. The Gazebo
8. A Sailing Lesson
9. An Accident
10. Jimmy's Place
11. The Captain's Tales
12. The Mysterious Stranger
13. Teacups and Sailboats
14. Another Clue
15. Jelly Doughnuts
16. The Chart and the Compass
17. A Little Black Box
18. Trixie's Tops

## Trivia

* It's June and the Bob-Whites have just finished school and weren't sure how they were going to spend their summer.  Timeline goes out of whack given that they spent the previous two books away from home.
* Mr. Wheeler rented the house on Cobbett's Island so he could go deep-sea fishing on the weekends, but he and Mrs. Wheeler went to South America on business.
* Cobbett's Island is three hours away from Sleepyside.
* Trixie has $59.72 in her college fund (p. 18) and had just graduated from junior high school.
* Honey's eyes are described as "hazel and beautifully soft" (p. 19).  Di had "large eyes that were sometimes deep blue and sometimes almost purple" (p. 25).
* Jim "managed by some unobtrusive maneuvering" to seat himself next to her (Trixie) on the backseat" (p. 28).
* Mart tells Peter that Sleepyside isn't far from Fahnestock and they drive up there to ski whenever they can as it has a ski lift and snow machine (p. 71-72).
* Brian comments that "football was never like this" (p. 79).  Since when did he play football?
* Amusingly enough, Mart doesn't know what monogamous (p. 105) means!  Is that a sign of things to come?
* Jim has apparently had boxing training (p. 215).  He seems to do all the fighting while Mart and Brian stand by and watch.

## References

1. ↑ "The Mystery on Cobbet's Island." Trixie-belden.com. N.d. Retrieved September 5, 2021 from http://www.trixie-belden.com/books/series/book13.htm
Bobwhites of the Glen

The Bobwhites of the Glen is a charity club founded by the three eldest Belden siblings (Brian, Mart, and Trixie) along with Jim Frayne and Honey Wheeler. Later members to the club include Diana Lynch and Dan Mangan. The name is derived from the whistle Jim taught Honey and Trixie in *The Secret of the Mansion*, and the name of the road they live on: Glen Road. The premise of the the club is that each member considers the all the others as siblings and has a strong emphasis on helping each other out. The club does significant work in helping others and are quite well-known, both in their hometown of Sleepyside on the Hudson, and in other places where they have worked.

## Foundation

The club was first formed in book 3: The Gatehouse Mystery while eating lunch at the Wheeler boathouse. The first focus of the club being the diamond found by Trixie and Honey in the gatehouse on the Wheeler porperty.

## Roles

At the club's creation, each of the charter members recieved roles.

###### Co-President

This role is shared by Trixie and Jim, however Trixie usually acts as main spokesperson for the group. The role remains consistent throughout the books.

###### Vice-President

This role is occupied by Honey who quite often acts as Trixie's second in command.

###### Secretary

Mart holds the title of secretary throughout the books.

###### Treasurer

From the club's foundation through many of the earlier books, Brian has acted as treasurer however, at some point the role was given to Mart who, from then on, took the title of Secretary/Treasurer

###### Other Members

Members of the Bobwhites who do not have roles include latecomers Di Lynch and Dan Mangan. Diana is the only member of the Bobwhites that was given an initiation challenge (The Mysterious Visitor). During the events of the book, the initiation challenge was decided on looking after Bobby for an afternoon rather than other options considered (such as walking the ridgepole of the clubhouse) due to the personal issues Di was facing at the time.

###### Honorary Members

The three Idaho Beldens: Cap, Knut, and Hallie are later made honorary mambers of the Bobwhites.
Laura French

**Laura French** was born in 1949 and grew up in Minnesota. She worked for a time for Western Publishing and allegedly claimed credit for "compiling the "Trixie Lore" material that was used to guide ghost writers during the seventies and eighties."

French began writing Trixie Belden books after she left Western Publishing to work as a freelance writer. She has a number of business and writing credentials, including a PH.D, and ran a website and company that featured some of her essays, Words into Action.

Allegedly, the autobiographical information on her website stated that she wrote volumes 20, 24, 34, 35, 37 and 39 of the Trixie Belden series. However, this information seems to have since been removed and is un-archived. If this is true, French would be one of the most prolific of the Trixie Belden ghost writers.

French is seemingly still active in the writing and business scene, and her LinkedIn profile boasts a number of jobs and titles.

## Known Contributions

* The Mystery off of Old Telegraph Road
* The Mystery at Saratoga
* The Mystery of the Missing Millionare
* The Mystery of the Memorial Day Fire
* The Pet Show Mystery
* The Mystery of the Galloping Ghost

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Kathryn Kenny." Trixie-belden.com. N.d. Retrieved April 4, 2021 from http://www.trixie-belden.com/books/KathrynKenny.htm
2. ↑ Words into Action, Inc. http://www.wordsintoaction.com/
3. ↑ "Laura French." LinkedIn. N.d. Retrieved April 4, 2021 from https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurafrench
The Red Trailer Mystery

## Plot

"Jim Frayne ran away at the end of *The Secret of the Mansion*, but later his great-uncle's lawyer showed up, revealing that Jim inherited half a million dollars and is going to be removed from his abusive stepfather's custody. So Trixie and Honey set off in the Wheelers' trailer with Honey's governess Miss Trask to find their missing friend. They decide to check the boys' camps upstate since Jim mentioned getting a job there, but he always seems to be one step ahead of them.

On the trip, Trixie and Honey are faced with: a strange and poor family in a luxurious trailer; that family's missing daughter; Mrs. Smith, a fat and motherly woman who's missing her locket; a trailer-robbing ring; and two suspicious workers at their trailer camp who may be involved. Trixie knows that the mysteries are tied together and the answer lies in the nearby forest.

At the end of the book, Honey's parents return. Honey runs to her mother and gives her a hug, something she has never done before. Her mother forgets her own shyness and hugs her daughter back. Jim is adopted by the Wheeler family, giving Honey an older brother. Jim tells Trixie that he is in charge now, but Trixie tells him to wait for her older brothers, Mart and Brian, to get back from camp."

## Characters

* Al
* Ben Riker
* Honey Wheeler
* Jeff
* Jim Frayne
* Joeanne Darnell
* Trixie Belden
* Miss Trask
* Mr. and Mrs. Belden
* Mr. and Mrs. Darnell
* Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler
* Mr. Rainsford
* Mrs. Smith and Nat Smith
* Regan
* Sally Darnell

## Chapter Titles

1. A Search Begins
2. Sobs in the Night
3. A Rescue
4. An Awkward Moment
5. On Jim's Trail
6. An Eavesdropper
7. Wilson Ranch
8. The Black Sentinel
9. An Early Morning Call
10. The Lookout
11. The Locket and a Barn
12. A Fateful Sneeze
13. A Dire Threat
14. Hair Ribbons and Pigtails
15. A Moonlight Search
16. A Surprising Slide
17. Mrs. Smith Takes Over
18. Jim's Decision

## Trivia

* Julie Campbell introduces Ben Riker, Honey's cousin and establishes his practical joker nature.  He re-appears in a later  Campbell book, *The Mystery Off Glen Road*.
* Campbell also mentions the Lynch's, neighbours of Honey and Trixie, and Diana Lynch, a class mate of Trixie thus introducing a character who will emerge in a later Campbell book, *The Mysterious Visitor*.
* Trixie seems overawed by the *Silver Swan*, claiming that "I never saw anything like this" but not long after she insists she's been in the *Robin* before but can't remember when.  If the Lynch's are the only wealthy family Trixie knew before meeting Honey, it seems strange that Trixie can't place where she had seen the trailer before.

## References

1. ↑ "List of Trixie Belden Books." Wikipedia. March 28, 2020. Retrieved September 1, 2020 from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List\_of\_Trixie\_Belden\_books
2. ↑ "Red Trailer Mystery." Trixie-belden.com. N.d. Retrieved April 4, 2021 from http://www.trixie-belden.com/books/series/book2.htm
Cellophane Release

The Cellophane Releases were a set of hardcover books featuring elaborate images, similar to the Dust Jackets Release. However, these printings featured the artwork printed on the actual book itself. Some of these books use the same artwork as the Dust Jacket Releases, but others have their own new, original artwork.

## Included Titles

The Secret of the Mansion

The Red Trailer Mystery

The Mysterious Code
The Black Jacket Mystery
The Happy Valley Mystery
The Marshland Mystery

 Julie Campbell (1-6)Kathryn Kenny (7-10)
 Published
 1954-1962

## References

1. ↑ "Hardback Covers." Trixie Belden Tidbits. N.D. Retrieved April 4, 2021 from https://trixiebeldentidbits.weebly.com/hardback-covers.html
Oval Paperbacks

The Oval Paperbacks were a release featuring a light yellow color and an illustration in a large oval shape on the front. They are the most widely circulated editions, due to being published for the most amount of books in the series. There were also a set of hardback versions released for school and library use, but these are rare to find.

## Included Titles

 Julie Campbell (1-6)Kathryn Kenny (7-34)
 Published
 1977 to 1980

## References

1. ↑ "Oval Paperbacks." Trixie-Belden.com. N.d. Retrieved April 4, 2021 from http://www.trixie-belden.com/books/editions/oval.htm
Places

Here you can find a list of all places visited or mentioned in the Trixie Belden Series.

* A
* B
* C
* D
* F
* G
* H
* I
* J
* K
* L
* M
* N
* O
* P
* R
* S
* T
* V
* W
* Y

Abandoned House
Albany Post Road
Appliance Store
Appliance Warehouse
The Antique Barn

Balsam Street
Barber Shop
Blue Heron Marsh
Bobby's Treehouse
The Bride's Shop
Brom's House
Bus Station

Cafe
The Cameo Movie Theatre
Catamount Hill
The Church
The Common
Country Club
Courthouse
Crabapple Farm
The Crimpers'
Crimper's Department Store
Crow's Nest

Dangerous Bluffs
Dog Wagon Restaurant
Dilapidated Old Shack
Doctor's Office (Medical Building)
Dress Shop
Drugstore

Filling Station
Fine Arts Museum
Fire Department
First National Bank

Gift Shop
Glen Road
Glen Road Inn
Glenwood Avenue
Glenwood Avenue Drug Store
Glenwood Avenue Laundromat
Grade School

Hakaito Produce Shop
Happen Inn
Harrison's Trail
Hartmans' House
Hospital
Hawthorne Street
Hawthorne Street Hotel
Historical Society
Hoyt Farm House
Hoyt Lane
Hudson Valley, New York

International Pine Company

Junior-Senior High (Village School)
Juvenile Home

Killfish Point

Lisgard House
Louis Road
Lumberyard
Lynch Mansion

Main Street
Manor House
Martin's Marsh
Martin Manor House Ruins
Memorial Park
Miss Rachel's Cottage
Mr. Lytell's Store
Mr. Maypenny's Cabin
Mrs. De Keyser's House
Mrs. Vanderpoel's House
Music Hall

Nordin's Jewelry Store

Old Dutch Barn
Old Road
Old Schoolhouse
O'Neil's Book Store
Outdoor Mall: An outdoor, two story mall shaped like an "I". The top and bottom of the store are the two largest department stores in Sleepyside. The middle stores are various specialty stores.

The Pool
Police Department

Radio Station
Robert's Trophy Shop

Shoe Repair Shop
Shorty's Shoe Shop
Sleepyside
Sleepyside Hollow
Sleepyside Inn
Sleepyside Public Library
Sleepyside Mall
Sleepyside Sun Newspaper
South Tenth Street
Sporting Goods Store
Storeroom
Supermarket

Tearoom
Teed Moving Service
Television Station
Teen Town Store
Ten Acres
Town Hall

Various Glenwood Avenue Restaurants

Vet Office
Warehousess and Boarded Up Shops
West Second Street
Wimpy's Diner
World Anti-Hunger Foundation

Yard Goods Store
Young Fair Store
Trixie Belden and Friends Paper Dolls

*Trixie Belden and Friends Paper Dolls* are a set of four paper dolls including Trixie Belden, Honey Wheeler, Jim Frayne, and Mart Belden. The dolls are pre-cut and sit in pockets within the box. Each set comes with a bedroom scene, and eight pages of clothing that must be cut out.

## Trivia

* In this set, Jim and Honey are featured with blue eyes.

## References

1. ↑ "Trixie Belden and Friends Paper Dolls." Trixie-Belden.com. N.d. Retrieved September 6, 2021 from http://www.trixie-belden.com/books/series/dolls1958.htm
The Gatehouse Mystery

## Plot

*"The Gatehouse Mystery* marks a point in the series when the hallmarks of the Trixie Belden books are solidly established. This book introduces Trixie's older brothers and marks the establishment of the "Bob-Whites of the Glen" club. The plot involves an adventure that follows when Trixie and Honey explore an old, abandoned gatehouse on the Wheelers' property which is to become their clubhouse."

When Trixie, Honey and Bobby go exploring the old Gatehouse, Bobby stumbles and cuts his knee on a large diamond.  Honey and Trixie decide to solve the mystery of the diamond themselves with the help of Jim and Trixie's brothers, Brian and Mart.  They have two suspects, the Wheeler's new chauffeur and the gardener.  Trixie's convinced she knows who the diamond thief is, but what will it take to convince the others and will she be able to save Jim from the thief?

## Characters

* Bill Regan
* Bobby Belden
* Brian Belden
* Celia
* Dick
* Helen
* Honey Wheeler
* Jim Frayne
* Marjorie
* Martin Belden
* Mr. and Mrs. Belden
* Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler
* Mr. Lytell
* Miss Trask
* Nailor
* Tom Delanoy
* Trixie Belden

## Chapter Titles

1. A Discovery
2. An Eavesdropper
3. A Warning
4. Telltale Footprints
5. Bobby's Secrets
6. Midnight Prowler
7. A Black Eye
8. Lost: A Diamond
9. A Search
10. A House Party
11. Regan Has a Secret
12. Mr. Lytell's Observations
13. Bob-Whites of the Glen
14. "Leaflets Three"
15. Signatures
16. The Missing Box
17. Where is Jim?
18. A Dim Light

## Trivia

* Jim refers to Honey as his "step-sister".

* We find out Honey's real name is "Madeleine G. Wheeler" and she was named after her mother.
* Jim has a dog called "Patch", a new bike and Jupiter is now his horse; everything Honey promised him he would have in book #1 if he came to live with them.
* The "Bob-Whites of the Glen" are formed in this book, the name coming from the bird whistle Jim taught Honey and Trixie and Glen Road, the road on which they live.

## References

1. ↑ "List of Trixie Belden Books." Wikipedia. March 28, 2020. Retrieved September 1, 2020 from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List\_of\_Trixie\_Belden\_books
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "The Gatehouse Mystery." Trixie-belden.com. N.d. Retrieved April 5, 2021 from http://www.trixie-belden.com/books/series/book3.htm
Deluxe Release

The Deluxe Releases were a set of hardcovers depicting a large, color picture of Trixie on the cover. Each book contained full, often color, illustrations from new artists.

## Included Titles

The Secret of the Mansion

The Red Trailer Mystery

The Mysterious Code
The Black Jacket Mystery
The Happy Valley Mystery

The Mystery at Bob-White Cave
The Mystery of the Blinking Eye
The Mystery on Cobbet's Island
The Mystery of the Emeralds
The Mystery on the Mississippi

## Illustrations

 Julie Campbell (1-6)Kathryn Kenny (7-15)
 Published
 1965 to 1967

## References

1. ↑ "Hardback Covers." Trixie Belden Tidbits. N.D. Retrieved April 4, 2021 from https://trixiebeldentidbits.weebly.com/hardback-covers.html
The Mystery of the Velvet Gown

## Plot

The Bob-Whites are excited when Di wins the part of Juliet in the school play which is to be directed by their new drama teacher, Eileen Darcy.  The cast are thrilled when she organises for some rare costumes to be loaned to them for the school play, but Trixie soon suspects that something is not quite right with the young drama teacher and her handsome fiancé.  Trixie learns that Miss Darcy's father has been kidnapped and Honey has a feeling she's seen her fiancé somewhere before, while Miss Darcy becomes quite protective of the costumes and is acting very strangely.  Trixie and Honey try to investigate the pair while trying to protect Di from a jealous classmate and solve the mystery of the Velvet Gown.

## Characters

* Trixie Belden
* Jim Frayne
* Honey Wheeler
* Brian Belden
* Mart Belden
* Diana Lynch
* Helen and Peter Belden
* Bobby Belden
* Miss Trask
* Regan
* Miss Eileen Darcy
* Peter Ashbury
* Jane Morgan
* Bill Morgan
* Dr. David Samuel
* Mr. Sanborn
* Mr. Morrison
* Monica Anderson
* Patty Morris
* Sergeant Molinson

## Chapter Titles

1. The Stage Is Set
2. The Accident
3. To the Rescue
4. First Rehearsal
5. The Costumes From England
6. Strange Happenings
7. Curious Costumes and Catalogs
8. New York City Adventure
9. More Pieces of the Puzzle
10. Jewels and Jealousy
11. The Final Curtain

## Trivia

* The book commences on the third of January and the play is to take place in six weeks, opening on Valentine's Day.
* Paul Victors is cast as Tybalt, John Munter as Mercutio, Jamie Kenworthy as Romeo and Di Lynch as Juliet (p. 18).
* Dan does not appear in this book.  He was away at a two week seminar in New York City about neighbourhood youth programs (p. 26).  Trixie and Honey visit the city later in the book, but no mention is made of Dan, and if the city is only an hour train ride away (p. 138) why doesn't Dan commute daily, or at least come home on the weekend?
* Miss Trask was a friend of Miss Darcy's mother, who died when Miss Darcy was a child.  Miss Darcy moved to London with her father, who was an assistant to the ambassador and she decided to visit New York six months ago.  Drama teaching jobs were hard to find in London, so when there was an opening at Sleepyside High, she decided to take it (p. 26).
* Honey visits Crabapple Farm and rings the back doorbell!  (p. 37)  Since when do the Beldens have a back door bell?
* The school newspaper is called the *Campus Clarion* (p. 118) but when Trixie talks to Bill Morgan, he mentions the *Gazette* (p. 121).  The town newspaper is *The Sleepyside Sun*, so does the school have more than one paper?
* Miss Trask's sister is in a wheelchair (p. 137), but at least now she is out of hospital, as she was in #12 *The Mystery of the Blinking Eye*.
* The Bob-Whites go riding but Trixie rides Lady, Honey rides Strawberry and Mart rides Susie (p. 177).    Only Brian and Jim ride their usual horses, Starlight and Jupiter.

## References

1. ↑ "The Mystery of the Velvet Gown." Trixie-belden.com. N.d. Retrieved September 5, 2021 from http://www.trixie-belden.com/books/series/book29.htm
Mrs. Wheeler

## Appearance

Madeleine Wheeler is looks like older version of her daughter, Honey. She is described as having hazel eyes, honey colored hair, and slender build.

## Personality

Mrs. Wheeler comes from a wealthy family and has never had to do housework or menial work. She is very delicate and dealt with a period of physical and mental weakness after Honey's birth.

She loves entertaining, renovating, and traveling with her husband.  She dresses formally at almost all times and is always put together. She can come off as a little cold as she doesn't seem to value motherhood greatly.

## Relationships

### Family

#### Honey Wheeler

"Honey's relationship with her mother, Madeleine, before they moved to Sleepyside was distant and aloof with Honey thinking that her mother didn't like children. Honey's illness seemed to force her to realize how much she cared for her daughter, although it took some time to bring them closer together."

#### Jim Frayne

Jim is Mrs. Wheeler's adopted son. Although the two are not especially close, they seem to share a warm relationship.

## Trivia

* Her maiden name is Hart.
* Her phone number is Sleepyside 60303.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Madeline Wheeler." Trixie-belden.com. N.d. Retrieved April 5, 2021 from http://www.trixie-belden.com/chars/madeleine.htm
2. ↑ The Secret of the Mansion, pg 32
3. ↑ The Mystery of the Queen's Necklace, pg 24
4. ↑ The Gatehouse Mystery, pg 210
The Secret of the Unseen Treasure

## Plot

A ride at the start of the summer holidays leads to mystery when the Bob-Whites see a man pouring gasoline on the shed of a kind neighbour.  Trixie is determined to find the culprit who is trying to destroy the small business of Mrs Elliot and they stumble across a marijuana plantation and find themselves having to prove their own innocence.  Trixie manages to uncover the truth with the help of a retired policemen and a good idea reveals a hidden treasure.

## Characters

* Trixie Belden
* Jim Frayne
* Honey Wheeler
* Brian Belden
* Mart Belden
* Diana Lynch
* Dan Mangan
* Helen and Peter Belden
* Bobby Belden
* Miss Trask
* Celia Delanoy
* Regan
* Tom Delanoy
* Sergeant Molinson
* Ethel Elliot
* Max Elliot
* Charles Hartman
* Mrs. Hartman
* Al Finlay
* Ann Rinehart

## Chapter Titles

1. Strangers in the Garden
2. Clues - and More Mystery
3. "Something Squishy"
4. Mr Hartman's Secret
5. Dan's Discovery
6. A Series of "Accidents"
7. Trixie Finds a Link
8. Night Watch
9. A Strange Plant
10. A Confession
11. The Unseen Treasure

## Trivia

* This is a well written and researched book with no obvious inconsistencies.
* It is summer time again and the Bob-Whites have just finished school.  The book commences in June.
* Brian is seventeen years old.  Mrs Belden reveals that Ethel Elliot nee Rogers used to be her baby sitter when she was younger.
* Trixie is mad when Brian offers to drive her around the lake, instead of going with Sergeant Molinson.  Brian tells her that because she is no longer a girl, but a young woman, Molinson must be accompanied by a female policewoman to ride with Trixie (p. 71-72).
* Charles Hartman is a lively old man who had retired from the Albany police force and is still very much in love with his wife, who he refers to as his bride.
* June turns into July and Brian and Jim leave to work as counselors at a boys camp.  Strangely enough, Mart doesn't go but Dan now has his driver's license and drives the Bob-White station wagon (p. 87).
* Dan accuses the Bob-Whites of smoking marijuana in an emotional scene that has Honey in tears and everyone else angry and upset (p. 174).
* Trixie has a useful ally in Charles Hartman and they work well as a team.  It would have been nice to see him appear in later books.  I think he would have enjoyed the challenge.

## References

1. ↑ "The Secret of the Unseen Treasure." Trixie-belden.com. N.d. Retrieved September 5, 2021 from http://www.trixie-belden.com/books/series/book19.htm
Trixie Belden Paper Doll

*Trixie Belden Paper Doll* is a standalone Trixie Belden paper doll. The box comes with one pre-cut doll and 22 pieces of clothing. The doll also comes with a blue plastic stand.

## References

1. ↑ "Trixie Belden Paper Doll." Trixie-Belden.com. N.d. Retrieved September 6, 2021 from http://www.trixie-belden.com/books/series/dolls1979.htm
Reddy

Reddy is the Belden family's Irish Setter.

## Appearance

Reddy is a red Irish Setter. Irish Setters are medium to large sized dogs with a long reddish-brown coat and long ears.

## Personality

Reddy does not respond to commands except for occasionally minding Bobby. It is stated that all the Belden children tried to train him at once and that's what ruined him.

He does not like being left home alone and will go so far as to break through a window in order to get out.

## Relationships

Reddy spends most of his time either with Bobby, or running around the woods with Patch (from the third book onwards). In the first two books, he runs with Bud before he is given away.

## References

1. ↑ American Kennel Club. "Irish Setter." https://www.akc.org/dog-breeds/irish-setter/
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Exact Citation Needed*
Portuguese Release

The Portuguese releases were published by Verbo in Lisbon, Portugal. Notable changes to the series included changes to the text, referring to Trixie and Patricia, and Honey as Nora. Additionally, the Bobwhites are refereed to as the CBVs, or Codornizes Brancas do Vale.

These releases were translated by Ricardo Alberty, Regina Sales, José António Mendonça da Cruz, Maria Adelaide Freire, António Bentick Coelho, Maria da Fé Rodrigues Peres, and Henrique von Bonhorst Silva.

## Included Titles

 Julie Campbell (1-6)Kathryn Kenny (7-39)
 Published
 1977 to mid 1980s

## References

1. ↑  Trixie-Belden.com. http://www.trixie-belden.com/books/editions/portuguese.htm
The Mysterious Visitor

## Plot

Trixie and Honey befriend a lonely classmate and neighbour, Diana Lynch and become aware of her troubles and the arrival of a long-lost uncle.  Trixie struggles to convince the others that he is an impostor and with Mart's help they manage to discover the truth, putting their lives at risk in the process.

"This book marks the entry of Diana (Di) Lynch and the end of this book foreshadows events that occur in *The Mystery in Arizona*."

## Characters

* Trixie Belden
* Jim Frayne
* Honey Wheeler
* Brian Belden
* Mart Belden
* Diana Lynch
* Mrs Belden
* Peter Belden
* Bobby Belden
* Miss Trask
* Celia
* Regan
* Tom Delanoy
* Mr Lynch
* Mrs Lynch
* Monty Wilson (Tilney Britten)
* Spider Webster
* Molinson
* Harrison
* Miss Golden

## Chapter Titles

1. An Unhappy Friend
2. A Mysterious Suitcase
3. A Long-lost Relative
4. Trixie Is Suspicious
5. Di's Initiation
6. Halloween Plans
7. Lots of Surprises
8. Hidden Portraits
9. A Clue and a Warning
10. Bad News
11. Hawthorne Street
12. A Narrow Escape
13. Blue Eyes - or Brown?
14. "I'm Not Afraid!"
15. Too Many Problems
16. Just One Chance
17. Prisoners
18. "A Likely Tale"
19. Rewards for Everybody

## Trivia

* Brian is said to be sixteen, a year older than Jim and both juniors.  Mart is eleven months older than Trixie.
* Molinson is on patrol with Spider Webster and isn't referred to as Sergeant.  In fact, Spider tells him what to do.
* Diana's parents aren't named, although it would be the perfect opportunity to name them.
* Harrison and the nannies are fired at the end of the book.

## References

1. ↑ "The Mysterious Visitor." Trixie-belden.com. N.d. Retrieved April 5, 2021 from http://www.trixie-belden.com/books/series/book4.htm
2. ↑ "List of Trixie Belden Books." Wikipedia. March 28, 2020. Retrieved September 1, 2020 from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List\_of\_Trixie\_Belden\_books
Trixie Belden Fan Club (2000s)

The *Trixie Belden Fan Club* was a PDF reboot of the classic Trixie Belden Fan Club Magazine created by Random House. The fan club was hosted on the official Random House webpage until their site relocation around 2015.

## Contents

The Fan Club included a single webpage portal that linked various Trixie Belden information, including images of the classic Trixie Belden and Friends Paper Dolls, polls, Q&A, a trivia quiz, and PDF fan club certificate and activity booklet.

You can access the originally linked PDF through this wayback link:

* Archived PDF Link

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Trixie Belden Fan Club." Random House. Accessed 7/24/2022 from https://web.archive.org/web/20111203143138/http://www.randomhouse.com/kids/trixiebelden/fanclub.html
2. ↑ "RH\_Trixie\_FanClubKit07.pdf" Random House. Accessed 7/24/2022 from https://web.archive.org/web/20110514051602/http://www.randomhouse.com/kids/pdf/Trixie\_FanClubKit07\_WEB.pdf
Trixie Belden and Honey Wheeler Paper Dolls

*Trixie Belden and Honey Wheeler Paper Dolls* are a set of two dolls featuring Trixie Belden and Honey Wheeler. Both dolls come inside a box that resembles a book, and contains 4 pages of clothing in 1970s styles. The Trixie doll is identical to the Trixie Belden Paper Doll, but is larger.

## References

1. ↑ "Trixie Belden and Honey Wheeler Paper Dolls." Trixie-Belden.com. N.d. Retrieved September 6, 2021 from http://www.trixie-belden.com/books/series/dolls1981.htm
Dr. Chang

## Appearance

Nothing in known about his exact appearance, except that he is of Asian decent.

## Personality

The Bob-Whites call him the "best vet in town."

## Trivia

* After a mention of his race, it is hinted by Honey that he may face some discrimination in Sleepyside.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 The Pet Show Mystery, pg 47
2. ↑ The Pet Show Mystery, pg 30
German Release

The German releases were released by Schneider Buch, released as hardcovers, as well as a few paperbacks and omnibus releases.

The books were translated by a number of individuals, including Heidemarie Blasy, Lieslotte Neve, and Hilda Birkmaier.

## Various Releases

### Included Titles

Trixie Belden Club-Buch für DetektiveA book of unique puzzles stickers

 Trixie Belden Die spännendsten FalleThe Secret of the MansionThe Red Trailer MysteryThe Gatehouse Mystery

## Europa Cassettes and Albums

### Included Titles

Trixie Belden auf der richtigen Spur Cassette Front
Trixie Belden auf der richtigen Spur Cassette Back
Trixie Belden und das Geheimnis des Landhauses Album Front
Trixie Belden und das Geheimnis des Landhauses Album Back

Trixie Belden löst das Rästel Album Back
Trixie Belden und das Geheimnis im Wald Album Front
Trixie Belden und das Geheimnis im Wald Album Back
Trixie Belden und das Geheimnis in Arizona Album Front
Trixie Belden und das Geheimnis in Arizona Album Back

### Cast

The cast of both the albums and the cassettes were as follows:

* Trixie: Susanne Wulkow
* Brigitte: Judith Gerstenberg
* Martin: Oliver Rohrbeck
* Klaus: Sven Michelsen
* Uli: Peter Heeckt
* Reger: Harald Pages
* Maipfennig: Wolfgang Völz
* Lund: Christian Mey
* Lytell: Gottfried Kramer
* Sprecher: Jürgen Thormann
* Frau Belden: Renate Pichler
* Bobby: Danie Petersen
* Herr Belden: Benno Sterzenbach
* Fraulein Trasch: Marianne Kehlau
* Susi: Marlen Krause
* Frau Darnehl: Claudia Cramers
* Frau Schmitt: Katharina Brauren
* Edu: Ernst von Klippstein
* Kellner: Andreas von der Meden
* Uli: Peter Heeckt
* Herr Hansen: Karl Walter Diess
* Dick: Horst Stark
* Maipfennig: Wolfgang Völz
* Lund: Christian Mey
* Lytell: Gottfried Kramer
* Onkel Tony: Lothar Grützner
* Herr Link: Lukas Ammann
* Rosita: Heidi Schaffrath
* Stetson: Wolfgang Völz
* Mario Orlanda: Elvira Cornetto
* Petey: Peer Siegel
* Frau Shermann: Karin Lieneweg
* Sally: Marlen Krause
* Herr Wellington: Joachim Rake

## Changes

The German release featured a number of large changes to the regular series. These changes include:

* The titles did not follow the original series order.
* The author is listed as Julie Campbell for all books, no matter the actual author.
* Changes were made to some settings.
* Many character names were changed, such as
	+ Honey -> Brigitte Willer
	+ Jim -> Uli Frank
	+ Mart -> Martin
	+ Brian -> Klaus
	+ Diana -> Dinah Link
	+ Miss Trask -> Fraulein Trasch
	+ Regan -> Reger
	+ Reddy -> Tobby
	+ Bud -> Fips

 Julie Campbell
 Published
 1971 to 2003

## References

1. ↑  Trixie-Belden.com. http://www.trixie-belden.com/books/editions/german.htm
Trixie Belden 3-Book Set

The Trixie Belden 3-Book Set was a box set introduced with the 2003 Hardcover Re-release. It included the first three books in the series, in hardback form.

## Included Titles

* The Secret of the Mansion
* The Red Trailer Mystery
* The Gatehouse Mystery

## References

1. ↑ "Trixie Belden Box Sets." Trixie-belden.com. N.d. Retrieved September 13, 2021 from http://www.trixie-belden.com/books/series/boxsets.htm

 $20.97
 Published
 September 2004
Donna Walsh Shepherd

**Donna Walsh Shepherd** is a young adult author from Alaska. Shepherd wrote one novel for the Trixie Belden series, The Mystery on Mead's Mountain.

Shepherd was affiliated with the University of Alaska Anchorage as an instructor in 1988 until an unknown date, presumably around 2005. She has also published a number of fiction and non-fiction books.  Additionally, she also served as the Southcentral Region Director, Treasurer, and Newsletter Editor for the Alaskan Professional Communicators in the 1970s and 80s.

In 1989, Shepherd won a writing award for the 8th Annual Creative Writing Contest.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Walsh Shepherd, Donna." N.d. Encyclopedia. Retrieved September 12, 2021 from https://www.encyclopedia.com/arts/culture-magazines/walsh-shepherd-donna
2. ↑ "Donna Walsh Shepherd." N.d. Goodreads. Retrieved September 12, 2021 from https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/353195.Donna\_Walsh\_Shepherd
3. ↑ "Alaska Professional Communicators 50 years in the Great Land 1961-2011." October 2011. Alaska Professional Communicators. Retrieved September 12, 2021 from http://akprocom.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/History-as-of-October-2011.pdf
4. ↑ "8th Annual Writing Contest." LitSite Alaska. N.d. Retrieved September 12, 2021 from http://www.litsitealaska.org/index.cfm?section=Creative-Contests&page=Creative-Writing-Contest&viewpost=2&ContentId=2635