Maria Eliska Girl Aviatrix

Our heroine in these two volumes which total 18 chapters, Mary Eliska GirlDetective Girl Aviatrix, is a well-off young lady whose grandfather AlbertStricklin is a newspaper publisher in Piedmont, California, who supports heras a reporter for his paper The Piedmont Star, aware that she likes to dabblein detective work. Flying in her airplane and driving her jalopy "Calamity Jane", Mary Eliska joins with her three best friends: nieces Jacqueline Gray ("Jax")and Marlow Ray, and nephew news photographer Liam McAdam to solve theoccasional case out of curiosity and sometimes to earn money separatelyfrom her family. Mary Eliska Girl Detective Girl Aviatrix gives life to mydaughter born sixty years ago, March 10, 1963, whose life was cut short inClifton Springs New York September 12, 1963. She has charming manners, oscillates between tomboyishness and a feminine ideal. She knows law andmanifests moral righteousness. Often she wears enviable dresses. MaryEliska's detective stories and unsolved mysteries I have re-written from thepublic domain tales by Carolyn Keene (always a pseudonym), Anna KatharineGreen, Mildred Augustine Wirt Benson, Frances Crane, and anonymouswriters about Penny Parker, Mary Louise, Nancy Drew, and others. Pleaseenjoy reading all 18 chapters of "Mary Eliska Girl Aviatrix.This is a book of about a girl and her marvelous accomplishments inthe air. Fictional Mary Eliska Girl Detective Girl Aviatrix is a heroine ofmodern times. The book concentrates on the efforts of the girls andwomen who, like their male counterparts, have obtained wonderfulresults in the air. She wins an airplane by means of her remarkable airfeats, and keeps the reader tense with excitement from cover to cover.