Miss Retro Reads: Good Books For Girls

St. Alphonsus Liguori on God giving us free will.

The Hardy Boys have to wear a disguise to avoid kidnappers.

Miss Marple tries to save her Niece.

St. Alphonsus Liguori explains How God died for all our Salvation.

The boys start their trip to Montana, but odd things begin to happen.

Agatha Christie short story. An artist's story of a missing woman.

Perseverance in prayer.

The Hardy Boys are off to Montana.

Mystery of a missing gold and a shipwreck.

Confidence in prayer, written by Saint Alphonsus Liguori.

The boys help someone trapped in the snow.

A club is formed to solve real murders.

Humility in prayer.

The Hardy boys get involved in a treasure hunt.

A surprise at the end.

By Saint Alphonsus Liguori.

The end of the book.

Almost to the end of the book. Jimmy Bean helps Pollyanna.

By Saint Alphonsus Liguori.

Getting rid of the body.

An adoption is announced.

By St. Alphonsus Liguori, a Doctor of the Church.

Basil begs Dorian to change his life.

Pollyanna doesn't know she it now crippled.

The end of St. Ignatius' Life.

Dorian Gray becomes engaged.

Pollyanna is hit by a car.

Saint Ignatius condemned gambling and Priest having concubines .

Oscar Wilde wrote this spine tingling tale. a young man wishes he would always stay as young as the picture painted of himself. His wish is granted, but the painting starts to grow old and reflect the evil in his soul.

Pollyanna is asked to leave Aunt Polly.

He is arrested as a spy

This Sphinx by Edgar Allan Poe.

Pollyanna finds out a long, forgotten secret.

St. Ignatius on his pilgrimage.

Returning home.

Pollyanna saves a friend.

Autobiography of St. Ignatius Loyola, founder of the Jesuit Order.

the mystery is solved.

Pollyanna saves a friend.

Saint John Vianney speaks on Holy Communion being the Body, Blood,Soul, and Divinity of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

The fort is attacked.

Jimmy Bean meets Pollyanna.

Letters and Last Will and Testament by Saint Louise de Marillac.

Off to war.

Pollyanna meets her neighbors.

Letters from the co-founder of the Sisters of Charity.

Brother's reunion in this chapter.

Pollyanna's new home.

Two sermons by Saint John Vianney. One on Religious pictures and the other on the Word of God.

Joining the French foreign legion.

An orphaned girl travels to live with her wealthy Aunt in Vermont.