Mystery Behind the Wall (The Boxcar Children Mysteries)

by Gertrude Chandler Warner

Book Overview

Four brave siblings were searching for a home - and found a life of adventure Join the Boxcar Children as they investigate the mystery behind the wall in this illustrated chapter book series beloved... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0807553670
• Release Date: January 1991
• Publisher: Random House Books for Young Readers
• Length: 128 Pages
• Weight: 0.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 7.6" x 0.3" x 5.2"

Customer Reviews

the best boxcar children book ever!!!!!!!!!!!!

okay, if you are looking for the best boxcar children book ever, this is it!!!!!! i LOVED this book! o wish i still had it! (PARENTS: DO NOT CONVINCE YOUR CHILDREN TO GET RID OF THEIR FAVORITE CHILDHOOD BOOKS!!!!!!!!!) this book is wonderful. i still remember the first time i read it: SPOILERS! and they finally figured out that behind the house meant behind the house PICTURE, which was in the little girl's room, if i remember correctly. and there was the whole coin collection! i love those alden kids! they are so self-reliable! yes, i am 19, almost 20, and haven't probabley read this book in seven years, but i still remember it, thats how good this ONE boxcar children book was!

The Mystery Behind The Wall

Book Review The title of this book is Mystery Behind the Wall. The author of this book is Gertrude Chandler Warner who likes to write mystery books. This story will tell you how Benny, Jessie, Violet, and Benny discover a very old mystery that a girl decided to do for her father. Accidentally, the four children including Rory, a Canadian boy end up getting involved in the mystery. The only thing that's keeping them from solving this mystery is that it was written so long ago. Benny and Rory are always taking a bigger step forward, and are definitely the most likeable people you can imagine. Violet is always seeking a way to be a hand to her brothers', sister, and their friend Rory. Henry and Jessie are sometimes giving up on this hard mystery.... What the author was trying to get to the reader was "don't give up, try 3 times harder." The thing that I liked the most was how the author always made the theme stand out through the book. Sometimes during the book the author went off the subject, which disappointed me a little. The ending showed just about everything you would need to know how the book would end. The author mainly kept the reader in suspense almost the whole way through the book. The author will give you all you need to know to comprehend the book. There were only a few words someone under 13 might not understand. I liked the way the author always kept you in suspense and you always find out after she (author) told you everything. I would strongly recommend an age level of 8-19. I think anyone under 8 might mot understand the words and give up. The reason why I said 19 should be the highest because many young adults still like mystery books. Maybe people over 19 might go to mysteries that are more complicated. I would recommend this book for anyone, because you can really understand the book and always get interested in The Mystery Behind The Wall. Five Stars.CAW

Great book! probably my favorite of the Boxcar Children

I am 15 and no longer own any of the Boxcar Children books. When I was younger, probably only 3 years ago (sorry I don't really remember), I owned probably every single one that was out. I LOVED the Boxcar Children, as did all of my brothers and sisters (I'm the youngest of 5). I can't speak for my siblings, but "Mystery Behind the Wall" was probably my favorite. Let me add that the only mystery I didn't like was "Surprise Island" which I found slow and dry. I read these books thousands of times, and found them all interesting. From "The Yellow House Mystery" to "The Bicycle Mystery" to "The Amusement Park Mystery" to "Mystery in San Francisco", all of the books were easy to get into and edgy. Henry, Jessie, Violet, and Benny were likable and good detectives. No matter how old they were in the books, they were always the heroes, no matter how old the reader was. I recommend these books to anybody! I still read them when I can get ahold of one!

old mystery

hi, I am a student from Chapel, Brazil. I read this book, and I realy enjoyed it. The book talks about a family who lived in the Alden`s house way before they moved, but they left a mystery. Now they are ready to a new adventure.They are now ready for a long searching. The end I am not telling because if I tell I wiil spoil the whole thing. I recomed this book to all mystery lovers. If you read my revieww and liked it, go after the book, and gooood reading!!!!!

a very good book

The Alden children find cards that say clues on them. Miss Rachael helps and they find theBlue Collection[the missing coin collection.I loved it. Mr.Alden then calls his old friend to look at the coins.Well,it was a great book