The Secret Passage (Puffin Books) (1963)

by Nina Bawden

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While staying with their aunt in an English seaside town, the Mallory children find a secret passage into the mysterious old house next door, where their efforts to help a strange girl lead to trouble and adventure.

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The Secret Passage

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The House of Secrets

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1963

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John Mallory

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When John and Mary and Ben Mallory first saw their Aunt Mabel they thought she looked very disagreeable.

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While staying with their aunt in an English seaside town, the Mallory children find a secret passage into the mysterious old house next door, where their efforts to help a strange girl lead to trouble and adventure.

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