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68th out of 93 books
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43 voters
Mandie and the Forbidden Attic (Mandie #4)
What can be causing the mysterious noises in the school attic? How can Mandie and her friends find out without getting into trouble? Ages 8-13.
Paperback, 128 pages
Published
February 1st 1985
by Bethany House Publishers
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I admit it: I am reviewing these books years after reading them. However, do not even suggest that I'm no longer qualified, that too many years have passed to remember. My battered and faded copies of these books testify to how many times I read them growing up and plots and entire passages are seared in my memory forever.
Snowball always ran away, Mandie always got in trouble, Uncle Ned always rescued her, and Joe and Tommy bristled at each other. I myself prefered Joe, but Tommy's cosmopolitan...more
Snowball always ran away, Mandie always got in trouble, Uncle Ned always rescued her, and Joe and Tommy bristled at each other. I myself prefered Joe, but Tommy's cosmopolitan...more
The Mandie series is one of the most memorable book series of my childhood. I still fondly remember the adventures with Mandie, Celia and Joe. Grandma brought one each time she visited. I recently saw that she has written at least 10 more from where I left off. I actually went and pulled out my series from storage and am going to reread the series and add in the new books. Highly recommended for young adult readers!
This loses a star for the many, many times that Mandie deliberately breaks her school rules. She *does* get rebuked and punished in the beginning of the next book, but I would worry a bit about giving this to a slow reader who would be dwelling on Mandie and her disobedience for a long time.
I thought that as the Mandie books went on they got a little boreing and not as good as the first. My favorites are the first three. Its seems that Mandie is always getting into trouble in this book, and it gets old. But otherwise, Mandie books are the best!
I read this book to my kids. I found myself wanting to read the next chapter without them! haha! It kept all of our attention... ages 4 to 27 :)
I liked this one a lot, but I don't think I ever got a chance to read past it.
why could hilda not talk in another book she was talking Cheeroke
Again, really well done.
The Mandie books are fun Christian mysteries for children, but I still love reading them. Even though she doesn't age very quickly and seems to get far too many breaks from school during the year, she's a lot of fun.
A great series of books for children/young adults. Often recommended for girls, because the main protagonist is female, these books could still be a good read for boys, too.
This a great book for almost all ages and it will be a treat for your whole family! I love books, but these are the best books in the universe!
I still like the series, but the stereotypes are a little much sometimes, especially for Christian fiction.
Cute. All the Mandie books are just very cute and suitable for little girls who like old-fashioned adventure.
This was a cute story I'm glad I fell upont this book, I'd like to see more in the series.
I loved it when I was 11. I don't know about it now.
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Lois Gladys Leppard was the ever-popular and prolific writer of Mandie Books. She was also a professional singer, actress, and playwright. Lois studied at the New York School of Music and the Voice Beautiful Institute in New York under Glenn Morris Starkie. Additionally, she and her two sisters, Sibyl and Louise, sang professionally as the Larke Sisters and appeared in the operetta Bohemian Girl...more
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