Outdoor Girls

The Outdoor Girls of Deepdale is a children's adventure novel by Laura Lee Hope. The story follows four friends, Betty, Mollie, Grace, and Amy, who loves spending time outdoors and going on a camping and hiking trip in the woods near Deepdale. As they set up their camp and explore the forest, they encounter various challenges, including getting lost, a thunderstorm, and an encounter with a suspicious stranger. However, they also discover the beauty and wonder of nature and make new friends along the way. With their resourcefulness, quick thinking, and teamwork, the Outdoor Girls overcome obstacles and ultimately have a memorable and fun-filled adventure in the great outdoors.

The Outdoor Girls at Rainbow Lake is a novel by Laura Lee Hope, first published in 1916. The story follows a group of friends, Grace, Mollie, Betty, and Amy, who call themselves the Outdoor Girls, as they embark on a summer adventure on Rainbow Lake. The girls are excited to spend the summer at a camp, but when they arrive, they discover that the camp is closed for repairs. Undeterred, they decide to rent a motorboat and spend their summer cruising on Rainbow Lake. They have many adventures and encounter new friends, including a group of boys who join them on their adventures. As they navigate the lake, the girls stumble upon a mysterious island that seems to be abandoned. They discover clues that suggest someone has been living there and try to unravel the mystery. In the end, they uncover a secret that leads to a surprising and satisfying conclusion. "The Outdoor Girls at Rainbow Lake" is a fun and exciting adventure story that will appeal to readers who enjoy tales of friendship, mystery, and outdoor exploration.

The Outdoor Girls In A Motor Car is a young adult novel by Laura Lee Hope, originally published in 1913. It is the seventh book in the "Outdoor Girls" series. The story follows four teenage girls, Betty, Mollie, Grace, and Amy, who go on a road trip in a motor car with their friend Frank. Along the way, they become embroiled in a mystery surrounding a supposedly haunted mansion in Shadow Valley. The girls work to solve the mystery and help a family in need while also enjoying the adventure of their road trip. The book includes themes of friendship, bravery, and problem-solving.

The Outdoor Girls in a Winter Camp is a young adult novel by Laura Lee Hope. The story follows four teenage girls, Betty, Mollie, Grace, and Amy, who are part of a winter camp program. The girls are excited to spend the winter months in a camp in the mountains, where they can participate in winter sports and enjoy the beauty of nature. However, things don't go as planned when they encounter unexpected obstacles, such as a snowstorm that leaves them stranded in the wilderness and an unexpected visitor who brings danger to the camp. With their bravery, resourcefulness, and quick thinking, the Outdoor Girls overcome these challenges and have an unforgettable winter adventure.

The Outdoor Girls in Florida, or Wintering in the Sunny South is a novel by Laura Lee Hope, first published in 1921. The story follows the adventures of a group of four teenage girls, Betty, Mollie, Amy, and Grace, who travel to Florida with Grace's family for the winter. They enjoy the warm weather and various activities, including boating, fishing, and exploring the local wildlife. The girls also get involved in solving a mystery related to a neighboring orange grove, which seems to be suffering from a strange disease that threatens to destroy the entire crop. They team up with a young boy named Will, who is the son of the grove's owner, to investigate and try to find a solution. Along the way, they encounter several obstacles and dangers, including a hurricane and a group of suspicious characters who seem to be involved in the disease's spread. With their intelligence, bravery, and teamwork, the Outdoor Girls are able to solve the mystery and help save the orange grove. They also make new friends and learn valuable lessons about the environment and the importance of taking care of nature.

The Outdoor Girls at Ocean View is a novel written by Laura Lee Hope. It follows the adventures of a group of teenage girls, the Outdoor Girls, who enjoy outdoor activities and solving mysteries. In this story, the girls take a summer vacation at Ocean View, a seaside town. While exploring the beach, they discover a box buried in the sand, which contains a valuable piece of jewelry. The girls become involved in a search for the owner of the jewelry and become embroiled in a dangerous adventure as they encounter a gang of thieves who are also looking for the jewelry. With their quick thinking and bravery, the Outdoor Girls help to solve the mystery and bring the criminals to justice. Along the way, they also form new friendships and have fun enjoying the beach and other outdoor activities.

The Outdoor Girls on Pine Island, or, A Cave and What It Contained is a novel by Laura Lee Hope, published in 1921. It is part of the "Outdoor Girls" series of books. The story follows the adventures of a group of friends: Mollie Billette, Grace Ford, Betty Nelson, and Amy Stonington. The girls are excited to spend their summer vacation on Pine Island, where they plan to swim, hike, and explore the island's many caves. However, their plans are disrupted when they discover a man living in one of the caves. The man, who calls himself "The Hermit," tells the girls that he is hiding from a dangerous criminal who is after him. The girls decide to help the hermit by keeping his presence on the island a secret and bringing him food and supplies. As they try to solve the mystery of the hermit's identity and keep him safe, the girls also have other adventures on the island, such as exploring the caves and dealing with a group of troublesome boys who are camping nearby. In the end, the girls are able to unravel the mystery of the hermit's past and help him start a new life. They also have a fun and memorable summer vacation on Pine Island, filled with adventure, friendship, and new experiences.

The Outdoor Girls in the Army, or Doing Their Bit for The Soldier Boys is a novel by Laura Lee Hope, originally published in 1918. It is the eighth book in the Outdoor Girls series. The story follows the adventures of four teenage girls, Betty, Mollie, Grace, and Amy, as they volunteer to help with the war effort during World War I. They become part of the Girl Scouts, and their main task is to help entertain and support the soldiers who are stationed at a nearby army camp. The girls work hard to plan and organize events and activities for the soldiers, including dances, games, and concerts. They also become involved in more serious tasks, such as selling war bonds and supporting wounded soldiers at the hospital. As they become more involved in their work, the girls encounter challenges and obstacles, including difficult weather conditions, strict military regulations, and personal setbacks. However, they persist and ultimately succeed in their mission, earning the admiration and gratitude of the soldiers and their community. Overall, "The Outdoor Girls in the Army" is a story about the power of friendship, courage, and determination, and the importance of doing one's part in times of war.

The Outdoor Girls at Wild Rose Lodge is a novel by Laura Lee Hope, originally published in 1921. It is part of the "Outdoor Girls" series and follows the adventures of a group of young girls who enjoy outdoor activities and solving mysteries. In this book, the girls are excited to be spending the summer at Wild Rose Lodge, a beautiful and secluded spot in the woods. However, their idyllic vacation is interrupted when they hear about the "hermit of Moonlight Falls," a mysterious figure who lives in the nearby woods and is rumored to have a hidden treasure. The girls are intrigued and decide to investigate, but their search leads them into danger when they are caught in a storm and have to take refuge in the hermit's cabin. There they discover that he is actually a kind old man who has been living in seclusion to protect his treasure from greedy relatives. The girls become friends with the hermit and help him to protect his treasure from his relatives, who eventually show up and try to claim it. In the end, justice prevails and the hermit's treasure is safely returned to him. The girls return home, happy and satisfied with their adventurous summer vacation.

The Outdoor Girls in the Saddle by Laura Lee Hope is the seventh book in the Outdoor Girls series. The story follows the adventures of four friends, Betty, Mollie, Grace, and Amy, who love outdoor activities and solving mysteries. In this book, the girls travel to the Western United States to spend the summer on a ranch owned by Mollie's uncle. While there, they learn about a mysterious girl miner who has struck gold but is being chased by claim jumpers who want to steal her riches. The Outdoor Girls make it their mission to help the girl miner and catch the claim jumpers. Along the way, they encounter wild animals, ride horses, and explore the beautiful scenery of the Western United States. The girls eventually solve the mystery, and justice prevails. They also make new friends and have a summer full of fun and adventure. The book highlights the girls' love for nature and the outdoors and their ability to solve problems and help others in need.

In "The Outdoor Girls Around The Campfire", the four friends--Betty, Mollie, Grace, and Amy--go on another adventure, this time to the mountains. They are excited to explore and camp in the great outdoors, but soon learn about a local legend of the "Old Maid of the Mountains," a woman who was supposedly left at the altar and now haunts the woods. The girls have a fun time hiking and swimming, but strange things start to happen around their campsite. They hear strange noises at night and find their belongings moved around. They begin to suspect that someone is trying to scare them away. One night, they are caught in a dangerous storm and take shelter in a nearby cabin. There, they meet a young woman named Hazel who is living alone in the woods. She tells them that she is the granddaughter of the "Old Maid" and is trying to protect the area from a logging company that wants to cut down the trees. The girls decide to help Hazel and her cause and soon find themselves in the middle of a dangerous fight against the loggers. With quick thinking and bravery, they are able to save the forest and help Hazel reunite with her long-lost love.