"Under Padlock and Seal" by Harold Avery is a captivating children's tale where siblings Elsie, Ida, Guy, and their cousin Brian find themselves entangled in puzzling incidents centered around "Uncle Roger's Box." Sealed away for two decades, its secrets ignite the children's imaginations and set them on a path of discovery. The story begins with Elsie, startled awake by a strange noise from the tool-house, leading to a breakfast filled with questions about missing items and unexplained mysteries. These strange occurrences spark a blend of suspense and childlike wonder, compelling the children to confront their fears and work together to solve the riddles that surround them.
Under Padlock and Seal
By Harold Avery
A sealed box and unexplained events pull a group of young relatives into a web of secrets, challenging them to uncover the truth.
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About the AuthorHarold Avery (1867–1943) was an English author of children's literature.
Harold Avery (1867–1943) was an English author of children's literature.
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