Betty Gordon

The Betty Gordon books were an early Stratemeyer Syndicate series, published under the pseudonym Alice B. Emerson.

Ghostwriters

Edward Stratemeyer created the series and wrote plot outlines, but the books themselves were written by a number of ghostwriters. Josephine Lawrence wrote the first four volumes in the series, as well as volumes 7 and 9.[1] Titles 5 and 6 were written by W. Bert Foster; number 8 by Elizabeth M. Duffield Ward; and numbers 10 through 15 by Eunice W. Creager.[2]

Titles
  1. Betty Gordon at Bramble Farm, or, The mystery of a nobody, 1920
  2. Betty Gordon in Washington, or, Strange adventures in a great city, 1920
  3. Betty Gordon in the Land of Oil, or, The farm that was worth a fortune, 1920
  4. Betty Gordon at Boarding School, or, The treasure of Indian Chasm, 1921
  5. Betty Gordon at Mountain Camp, or, The mystery of Ida Bellethorne, 1922
  6. Betty Gordon at Ocean Park, or, School chums on the boardwalk, 1923
  7. Betty Gordon and her School Chums; or, Bringing the rebels to terms, 1924
  8. Betty Gordon at Rainbow Ranch; or, Cowboy Joe's secret, 1925
  9. Betty Gordon in Mexican Wilds; or, The secret of the mountains, 1926
  10. Betty Gordon and the Lost Pearls; or, A mystery of the seaside, 1927
  11. Betty Gordon on the Campus; or, The secret of the trunk room, 1928
  12. Betty Gordon and the Hale Twins; or, An exciting vacation, 1929
  13. Betty Gordon at Mystery Farm; or, Strange doings at Rocky Ridge, 1930
  14. Betty Gordon on No-trail Island; or, Uncovering a queer secret, 1931
  15. Betty Gordon and the Mystery Girl; or, The secret at Sundown Hall, 1932
gollark: I accidentally made it much bigger than it should have been and also not hollow.
gollark: Well, the fusion reactor powering it is down, and the battery connected to it will only last maybe a few days.
gollark: Please remove the shield projector if possible.
gollark: I may have broken it with that shield.
gollark: Oops.

References
  1. Johnson, Deirdre. "Betty Gordon Series." http://www.readseries.com/joslaw/bg.htm
  2. "The Betty Gordon Series." http://www.series-books.com/bettygordon/bettygordon.html

Further reading


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