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Step onto the court with "The Girls of Central High at Basketball: The Great Gymnasium Mystery" by Gertrude W. Morrison, a thrilling tale of high school sports, teamwork, and intrigue. This classic juvenile fiction title, focused on athletics, captures the spirit of camaraderie and competition among young women.
Experience the excitement as the girls of Central High navigate the challenges of basketball season, all while unraveling a perplexing mystery within the gymnasium walls. Will they succeed on the court and solve the puzzle that threatens to disrupt their team?
Originally published in the early 20th century, this story offers a glimpse into the world of girls' sports and school life of a bygone era. This carefully prepared print edition brings this historical text back to life, allowing readers to rediscover the enduring themes of friendship, perseverance, and the pursuit of justice. A captivating blend of sports action and detective work makes this a rewarding read for anyone who appreciates timeless stories of girls overcoming obstacles and working together.
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