Laura Lee Hope Books In Order

Publication Order of Bobbsey Twins Books

Publication Order of Bobbsey Twins (Second) Books

Publication Order of Bobbsey Twins 8x8 Books

Publication Order of New Bobbsey Twins Books

Publication Order of Outdoor Girls Books

Publication Order of The Moving Picture Girls Books

Publication Order of Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue Books

Publication Order of Six Little Bunkers Books

Publication Order of The Make Believe Stories Books

Publication Order of Blythe Girls Books

Publication Order of Freddie and Flossie Books

Publication Order of Anthologies

Laura Lee Hope is an author. It is the pen name, a pseudonym that has been utilized as the author for a variety of children’s novels by the Stratemeyer Syndicate. It has been used with the Bobbsey Twins series.

There are a few writers that have written under the pen name of Laura Lee Hope. These would include Lilian and Howard Garis, Edward Stratemeyer, Elizabeth Ward, Andrew E. Svenson, Harriet Adams, Grace Grote, Nancy Axelrad, and June M. Dunn.

The pen name was first utilized all the way back in 1904. This is when the Bobbsey Twins made its debut and the main characters were introduced to readers. The series was actually one of the longest running of the children’s novel series by the Syndicate.

There were also other series that ended up being written using this pen name. The name was used for The Outdoor Girls series, Moving Picture Girls series, Bunny Brown series, Six Little Bunkers, Blythe Girls, and Make Believe Stories series. The series were introduced all in the early 20th century.

Laura Lee Hope is the pen name used by the various writers that composed the Bobbsey Twins series. This interesting children’s series first became available to readers all the way back in 1904. That is when the debut book in the series came out. It ran for quite a while and the last of the books would be released in 1979.

The series revolved around two different sets of twins and the children that belonged to the Bobbsey family. The middle class family’s kids had plenty of adventures. The two sets of fraternal twins meant that there were older twins and the younger twins. Nan and Bert were the oldest, both of them twelve years old. The younger twins are Freddie and Flossie, who are six years old in the story.

The first volume in 1904 in the original form was thought to have been written by Edward Stratemeyer. The conclusion of this original series in 1979 saw this popular series ending in a complete total of seventy-two volumes. There were some attempts to get the series going again some time after, but the two attempts were not able to harness the same popularity that the series had when it first came out.

Some also think that Stratemeyer was also the one that wrote the 2nd as well as the 3rd series’ volumes. However, it also is believed that this information is not correct and the books now can be chalked up to Lilian Garis, who is married to Howard Garis. She has received the credit of having volumes 4 to 28 as well as volume 41.

Volumes 29 to 35 have been credited to writer Elizabeth Ward. Harriet Stratemeyer Adams is put down as having written the 36th to 38th volumes, along with fellow writer Camilla McClave, as well as three volumes along with writer Andrew Svenson. Svenson also wrote 49 to 52, while various other authors also composed volumes in the series. These include Nancy Axelrad, Mary Donahoe, Patricia Doll, Bonnibel Weston, and Margery Howard.

The Bobbsey Twins is the first book in this fun fictional chapter book series for children. The first book in this series came out in 1904 and it was a very popular hit with readers. This is a classic that you can enjoy years down the line!

If you’re looking for an entertaining and light story to read with your kids or for them to check out, this vintage series is worth a look.

The main characters in this story would be the Bobbsey Twins. The four siblings are introduced to readers for the first time in this engaging debut. These principal characters are composed of two twins, a boy and a girl in each. The twelve year olds are Nan and her brother Bert. They’re fraternal twins, as are Freddie and Flossie, the six year olds.

They love to have their own adventures and run around. Everyone once in a while, they stumble onto a mystery that they have to solve. These original adventures are full of fun and if you love the concept, then definitely check out this debut in a mystery series for kids that will have you reading to the last page to catch every word!

The second book in this series by Hope is titled The Bobbsey Twins in the Country. It came out originally in 1907, three years after the first book under this author’s pen name. If you liked the sound of the first book and want to check out this sequel, it’s a great read to pick up.

When it comes to adventure, these twins just seem to find it wherever they go. These twins come from the days when you were outside and made your own fun, running around and hanging out with your friends on long summer days that seemed to stretch out and just never end.

Yet another classic adventure starts up in this second fictional installment of the series. The twins are changing things up in the summer, as they’re going to visit their aunt. They go all the way tot he country so that they can stay with their relative, Aunt Sarah, for the summer.

The twins find out that they are right in the middle of another mystery in the last place that they expected to find it! They thought that they would just be going to spend some time with their cousins as well as their aunt and uncle.

They’re hoping that going to the Meadowbrook farm will give them the chance to make some new memories in a new place. They plan on going to the auction locally and going through the countryside, exploring and seeing what they can find.

The twins never count on the special bull on the farm going missing. They want to find it and bring it back home for their cousins so that they don’t have to worry. Can the siblings track down this bull? They’re looking for clues and hope to figure out whether it ran off or if it was stolen.

It’s yet another exciting mystery for these twins to solve! Check out the second book in this series and read to the very last page to see what you think.

One Response to “Laura Lee Hope”

1. Jill: 2 years ago

   I have been reading the Bobbsey twins since I was 8 and after the passing of several decades still enjoy them. I just don’t like all the new updated ones. But reading the original ones keeps me posted with the old ways. Who needs modern technologies when these treasures are available for good reading

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