The Red Trailer Mystery: Trixie Belden

By: Julie Campbell

Narrated by: Ariadne Meyers

Trixie Belden's best friend Jim ran away before anyone could tell him that he is the heir to a major fortune. Secrets shift into high gear when Trixie and her friends set off on a road trip to find Jim--and uncover another mystery along the way!

When Trixie Belden’s friend Jim runs away, she and her neighbor Honey jump in an RV and hit the road. Someone has to tell Jim he inherited a fortune—but he needs to be around to claim it!

Unfortunately, Trixie and Honey’s troubles are only beginning. The girls learn there’s been a string of break-ins to campervans, making travel more dangerous than ever. What’s worse, a young girl named Joeanne has disappeared into the woods, leaving her family and their shiny red trailer behind. Trixie and Honey worry that Joeanne could be in danger—and the fear only grows as the car bandits get more bold. The race is on to find Jim and Joeanne and untangle the mystery of the road trip thieves before the burglars hit the brakes on Trixie’s adventure once and for all.

I enjoyed reading this series as a teenager

I read the entire set as a teen, now in my 70's I enjoyed the Audible version just as much. Please continue to release the series in Audible.

Good I gess

Everything in the story was good but right at the bigining I could tell the end of the story.I recamend Dork Dieries they are so terrific.

Trixie Belden - Girl Detective

The Trixie Belden series were my favorite books to read as a youngster. I am really excited that at least the first four are available for listening. The narrator is mostly pleasant when reading the text but some of the voices, eg: Honey, Bobby & Miss Trask, are horrid! Even though I don't appreciate the narrator, I hope that more of the titles in the Trixie Belden series become available soon. What a great girl sleuthing adventure series to read ~ OUTSTANDING to listen to!

This brought me back to my childhood!

I remember reading Trixie Belden books when I was in Junior High. I wanted to share these delightful mysteries with my Junior High aged son, and although the writing is obviously dated compared to what our children experience in reading these days, he thoroughly enjoyed this book. It had enough suspenseful moments and interesting twists, that it held his interest all the way through. The narrator did a fine job, but perhaps the editing needed some work, because it seemed that her voice was cut at the beginning of many sentences, and we often didn't get the full word, although we knew what the word was. I would recommend this full series to anyone with 5th - 9th graders. It will allow them to step back in time when movies and books didn't need gore, filthy language and sex in order to be interesting.

Taking me back to my childhood

This was my favorite series when I was growing up. Unlike some of the books from back then, these have held up well.