Trixie Belden and the Mystery of the Blinking Eye

Great-headed man, with blinking eye, A shaded road, a horse�s cry, Foreign words for all to hear, First clue is now so very near. Watch out for thieves; they�re everywhere, At home, on island, dead beasts� lair. Where shines a beacon �cross the sky, Beware, great danger lurks close by. Thus begins the strange prophecy thatlaunches Trixie, Honey, and the rest of the Bob-Whites upon another exciting adventure, in THE MYSTERY OF THE BLINKING EYE. 31316-9780 ISBN 0-307-21587-3 Great-headed man, with a blinking eye, A shaded road, a horse's cry, Foreign words for all to hear, First clue is now so very near, Watch out for thieves; they're everywhere, At home, on island, dead beasts' lair. Where shines a beacon 'cross the sky, Beware, great danger lurks close by. Thus begins the strange prophecy that launches Trixie and the Bob-Whites on another adventure Great-headed man, with a blinking eye, A shaded road, a horse's cry, Foreign words for all to hear, First clue is now so very near, Watch out for theives; they're everywhere, At home, on island, dead beasts' lair. Where shines a beacon 'cross the sky, Beware, great danger lurks close by. Thus begins the strange prophecy that launches Trixie and the Bob-Whites on another adventure After a Mexican fortune-teller slips a strange Spanish poem into her purse, Trixie and the Bob-Whites find themselves in the middle of a New York City mystery. Villains, thieves, and danger are all foreseen by the fortune-teller, but what do thieves want with Trixie? The prediction she is given by an old Mexican fortune teller she meets at Kennedy Airport and an Incan idol she buys at a shop near-by enliven the visit of Trixie and her friends to New York