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The Happy Hollisters at Pony Hill Farm by Jerry West

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Category:

Antiquarian & Collectible

Condition:

Used

Binding:

Hardcover

Category:

Children's

Dust Jacket Condition:

Good

Topic:

Children's Series Books

Year Printed:

1956

Publisher:

Doubleday and Company

Author:

Jerry West

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Item number:

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The Happy Hollisters at Pony Hill Farm by Jerry West The Happy Hollisters at Pony Hill Farm Jerry West Garden City: Doubleday and Company Copyright 1956 Illustrated by Helen S. Hamilton 184 pages The binding is in acceptable condition. The pages are clean but lightly tanning. The red cover has a bumped corner and shows light wear. The jacket is toned and edge worn and there is a light crease mark on the front. Good. Hardcover. This story introduces a mystery on almost the first page, when the Hollisters attend an sale sale at Stone Farm near Shoreham. When Mr. Stone died he had only one relative, his grandson, Graham. Graham had been informed that he was to have the one thing of value on the farm, known only as "mystery boy." Unfortunately, no one knew who or what "mystery boy" was. The Hollisters, therefore, were quite surprised to find that the hobby-horse they purchased at the sale held the key to the identity of this strange bequest.