The Motor Girls on Waters Blue Or the Strange Cruise of the Tartar By: Margaret Penrose
In "The Motor Girls on Waters Blue," Margaret Penrose takes readers on a thrilling adventure filled with mystery, suspense, and unexpected twists. Set on a cruise aboard the Tartar, this book follows a group of fearless young women known as the Motor Girls, who constantly find themselves in the midst of exhilarating escapades. Penrose wastes no time in throwing readers right into the action. From the very beginning, the story grips readers with its intriguing plot and well-developed characters. The Motor Girls, led by their intelligent and resourceful leader Cora Kimball, are not only skilled drivers but also clever problem solvers. Their vibrant personalities and unwavering determination make them easily relatable and admirable protagonists. Throughout their journey, Cora and her friends face numerous challenges. From encountering a mysterious stowaway on board the Tartar to uncovering a hidden treasure, the plot is rife with excitement. Penrose excels at creating tension, leaving readers on the edge of their seats, eager to discover what happens next. One of the book's greatest strengths lies in its vivid descriptions. Penrose paints a picturesque and immersive world that allows readers to feel as if they are right alongside the Motor Girls. From the crystal-clear waters to the breathtaking landscapes, the author's attention to detail brings the setting to life and adds depth to the story. Moreover, Penrose masterfully weaves various themes into the narrative. Friendship, trust, and resourcefulness are central to the Motor Girls' journey, reinforcing the importance of these values. The book subtly touches on the empowerment of young women as well, highlighting the girls' ability to overcome challenges in a male-dominated society. The pacing of the story is expertly executed, effortlessly blending moments of intense action with quieter, reflective scenes. Penrose's writing is engaging and flows seamlessly, making the reading experience a pleasure. She also manages to maintain a sense of mystery throughout the novel, keeping readers engaged and guessing until the very end. While the book is primarily focused on the adventures of the Motor Girls, it also touches on deeper themes such as friendship, family, and loyalty. These underlying messages help to elevate the story beyond a simple adventure novel, providing readers with valuable life lessons wrapped in an exciting package. Overall, "The Motor Girls on Waters Blue" is a captivating tale that will transport readers on a thrilling cruise alongside the Motor Girls. Margaret Penrose's impeccable storytelling, well-crafted characters, and vivid descriptions make this book an absolute delight to read. Whether you are a fan of mystery, adventure, or simply enjoy a well-written story, this book is sure to leave you longing for more adventures with the Motor Girls. First Page: THE MOTOR GIRLS ON WATERS BLUE Or The Strange Cruise of The Tartar By Margaret Penrose CHAPTER I NEWS With a crunching of the small stones in the gravel drive, the big car swung around to the side entrance of the house, and came to a stop, with a whining, screeching and, generally protesting sound of the brake bands. A girl, bronzed by the summer sun, let her gloved hands fall from the steering wheel, for she had driven fast, and was tired. The motor ceased its humming, and, with a click, the girl locked the ignition switch as she descended. "Oh, what a run! What a glorious run, and on a most glorious day!" she breathed in a half whisper, as she paused for a moment on the bottom step, and gazed back over the valley, which the high setting house commanded, in a magnificent view. The leaves of the forest trees had been touched, gently as yet, by the withering fingers of coming winter, and the browns, reds, golden ambers, purples and flame colors ran riot under the hazy light of an October sun, slowly sinking to rest. "It was a shame to go alone, on this simply perfect day," murmured the autoist, as she drew off one glove to tuck back under her motoring cap a rebellious lock of hair. "But I couldn't get a single one of the girls on the wire," she continued. "Oh, I just hate to go in, while there's a moment of daylight left!" She stood on the porch, against a background of white pillars, facing the golden west, that every moment, under the now rapidly appearing tints of the sunset, seemed like some magically growing painting... Continue reading book >>

The Motor Girls on Waters Blue Or the Strange Cruise of the Tartar By: Margaret Penrose

In "The Motor Girls on Waters Blue," Margaret Penrose takes readers on a thrilling adventure filled with mystery, suspense, and unexpected twists. Set on a cruise aboard the Tartar, this book follows a group of fearless young women known as the Motor Girls, who constantly find themselves in the midst of exhilarating escapades.

Penrose wastes no time in throwing readers right into the action. From the very beginning, the story grips readers with its intriguing plot and well-developed characters. The Motor Girls, led by their intelligent and resourceful leader Cora Kimball, are not only skilled drivers but also clever problem solvers. Their vibrant personalities and unwavering determination make them easily relatable and admirable protagonists.

Throughout their journey, Cora and her friends face numerous challenges. From encountering a mysterious stowaway on board the Tartar to uncovering a hidden treasure, the plot is rife with excitement. Penrose excels at creating tension, leaving readers on the edge of their seats, eager to discover what happens next.

One of the book's greatest strengths lies in its vivid descriptions. Penrose paints a picturesque and immersive world that allows readers to feel as if they are right alongside the Motor Girls. From the crystal-clear waters to the breathtaking landscapes, the author's attention to detail brings the setting to life and adds depth to the story.

Moreover, Penrose masterfully weaves various themes into the narrative. Friendship, trust, and resourcefulness are central to the Motor Girls' journey, reinforcing the importance of these values. The book subtly touches on the empowerment of young women as well, highlighting the girls' ability to overcome challenges in a male-dominated society.

The pacing of the story is expertly executed, effortlessly blending moments of intense action with quieter, reflective scenes. Penrose's writing is engaging and flows seamlessly, making the reading experience a pleasure. She also manages to maintain a sense of mystery throughout the novel, keeping readers engaged and guessing until the very end.

While the book is primarily focused on the adventures of the Motor Girls, it also touches on deeper themes such as friendship, family, and loyalty. These underlying messages help to elevate the story beyond a simple adventure novel, providing readers with valuable life lessons wrapped in an exciting package.

Overall, "The Motor Girls on Waters Blue" is a captivating tale that will transport readers on a thrilling cruise alongside the Motor Girls. Margaret Penrose's impeccable storytelling, well-crafted characters, and vivid descriptions make this book an absolute delight to read. Whether you are a fan of mystery, adventure, or simply enjoy a well-written story, this book is sure to leave you longing for more adventures with the Motor Girls.

First Page:

THE MOTOR GIRLS ON WATERS BLUE

The Strange Cruise of The Tartar

By Margaret Penrose

CHAPTER I

NEWS

With a crunching of the small stones in the gravel drive, the big car swung around to the side entrance of the house, and came to a stop, with a whining, screeching and, generally protesting sound of the brake bands. A girl, bronzed by the summer sun, let her gloved hands fall from the steering wheel, for she had driven fast, and was tired. The motor ceased its humming, and, with a click, the girl locked the ignition switch as she descended.

"Oh, what a run! What a glorious run, and on a most glorious day!" she breathed in a half whisper, as she paused for a moment on the bottom step, and gazed back over the valley, which the high setting house commanded, in a magnificent view.

The leaves of the forest trees had been touched, gently as yet, by the withering fingers of coming winter, and the browns, reds, golden ambers, purples and flame colors ran riot under the hazy light of an October sun, slowly sinking to rest.

"It was a shame to go alone, on this simply perfect day," murmured the autoist, as she drew off one glove to tuck back under her motoring cap a rebellious lock of hair. "But I couldn't get a single one of the girls on the wire," she continued. "Oh, I just hate to go in, while there's a moment of daylight left!"

She stood on the porch, against a background of white pillars, facing the golden west, that every moment, under the now rapidly appearing tints of the sunset, seemed like some magically growing painting... Continue reading book >>

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