The Pink Motel
Author:
Carol Ryrie Brink
Illustrator:
Sheila Greenwald
Publication:
1959 by The Macmillan Company
Pages:
182
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When the Mellens took down the Closed sign on their very own Pink Motel in Florida, left to them by Uncle Hiram, and the regular winter guests arrived, there began for Kirby and Bitsy the most exciting summer of their lives so far.
There was Miss Ferry, the artist, who started Kirby on a search for Uncle Hiram's special secret; Miss P. DeGree with her three valuable poodles; Marvello, the magician; and two tall, dark and mysterious gentlemen who Kirby felt pretty sure were gangsters.
Kirby polished up his Junior G-Man badge and it's a good thing he did, because all the fun and adventure developed into a mystery and even a real kidnapping.
But he thoroughly enjoyed it all, including the thrill of an alligator hunt and the fun of staging a special end-of-the-season concert. And in the end he has the satisfaction of finally discovering Uncle Hiram's secret, which brings this jolly adventure to its heartwarming conclusion.
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The Pink Motel
Kirby Mellon's tenth year is a kaleidescope of surprises when his family inherits a pink motel in Florida. The guests...
The Pink Motel
Reviewed by Sherry Early
People in Minnesota do not paint their buildings pink. So when the Mellen family–Father, Mother, Kirby, and his little sister Bitsy—head for Florida to claim the motel that their mother’s great-uncle Hiram has left to them in his will, they are surprised by the unusual color of the seven little cottages that make up Uncle Hiram’s legacy, The Pink Motel. . . . I was at first intrigued and then delighted by Kirby and Bitsy and Big and Sandra Brown and all the adventures they have together and the mysteries they solve as they explore the Pink Motel and its surroundings.
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