The Adventure Girls at K Bar O

"The Adventure Girls at K Bar O" by Clair Blank is a fictional novel written in the early 20th century. It follows a group of adventurous girls—Gale Howard, Valerie Wallace, and their friends—as they travel to the K Bar O Ranch in Arizona to spend the summer. Their journey is marked by excitement and peril, including encounters with robbers and the thrill of outdoor life, as they seek excitement and adventure in the wild. At the start of the story, the girls arrive at the K Bar O Ranch, welcomed warmly by Gale’s cousin Virginia. They settle into ranch life with anticipation, eager for new experiences. However, their excitement quickly escalates when they witness a robbery in the neighboring town, which they cleverly thwart. The narrative introduces themes of friendship, courage, and the allure of adventure, setting up the girls for a summer filled with unexpected twists, including encounters with bandits and eerie mysteries, hinted at in their outdoor explorations. They are soon drawn into a web of dangers, from cattle rustlers to haunted locales, promising an action-packed tale ahead. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

Clarissa Mabel Blank was an American author. She wrote the Beverly Gray mystery series and four other novels.