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The Outdoor Girls of Deepdale

Laura Lee Hope

Book Overview: 

The Outdoor Girls of Deepdale was the first book in a long-running series centering around four girls: Betty Nelson, Mollie Billette, Amy Stonington, and Grace Ford. The girls go on many exciting adventures and solve mysteries. In this book the girls go on a long walking tour and in the process find a hundred dollar bill. Who owns the money and why is such a mysterious note attached?

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .Grace. "Poor fellow! His last big bill!"

"What makes you think it was a man?" asked Amy.

"That isn't a girl's writing," insisted Grace.

"Fine! You'll be a detective if you keep on—or should I say detectivess?" asked Mollie, with a laugh.

"I wonder what that note means?" inquired Mollie.

"Why," said Betty, "it seems to indicate that some young man ran through a fortune—or lost it—and had only five hundred dollars left. He was going to try to redeem his standing or wealth with this, and probably wrote this to remind himself not to fail. I used to have a habit of leaving my room untidy, and Daddy suggested once that I write a notice to myself, and pin it where I would see it as I came out each morning. I did, and I cured myself. This young fellow probably tried the same system."

"What makes you think he is young?" Grace wanted. . . Read More

Community Reviews

A favorite from childhood. May pull out my old copy and re-read.

A lovely change of pace from my normal genre! A sweet & innocent read, I felt as though I'd stepped back into a simpler time and place. The language was appropriate, for both the time-setting and for young teens to read. A nice little adventure.

Good clean fun reading!

This book is clean fun reading. I recommend it to anyone who was a fan of Dick and Jane as a kid, and enjoy the innocence of that kind of writing.