'Bobbsey Twins at Cherry Corners' Summary

The Bobbsey twins, Nancy, Bert, Freddie, and Flossie, are thrilled to spend their summer vacation at their father's newly acquired cherry farm, Red Gate Farm. The farm, nestled amidst lush greenery, offers endless opportunities for adventure. Days are filled with picking ripe cherries, exploring the sprawling woods behind the farm, and playing in the dusty attic of the old farmhouse. However, their idyllic summer takes an unexpected turn when the two younger twins, Freddie and Flossie, insist that someone, or something, entered their rooms at night through their open windows. This eerie experience is followed by the disappearance of small personal belongings, leaving the twins bewildered and concerned. As the strange occurrences continue, a sense of unease settles over the family. The twins, eager to unravel the mystery, embark on a playful investigation. They begin to notice peculiar details and gather clues, trying to piece together the events that have left them perplexed. Their quest for answers takes them through the farm, the woods, and the attic, leading them to uncover secrets and unexpected connections. In the end, with their combined efforts and unwavering determination, the twins manage to unveil the truth behind the mysterious events, bringing a sense of resolution and restoring peace to their summer adventure at Red Gate Farm.