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Roy Judson Snell (1878-1959) was an American author who also wrote under the pseudonym James Craig. His most famous works include: An Eskimo Robinson Crusoe (1917), Captain Kituk (1918), Skimmer and His Thrilling Adventures (1919), Skimmer, the Daring, in the Far North (1919), Soolook, Wild Boy (1920), Triple Spies (1920), Lost in the Air (1920), Panther Eye (1921), The Crimson Flash (1922), White Fire (1922), The Blue Envelope (1922), Curlie Carson Listens In (1922), On the Yukon Trail (1922), The Black Schooner (1923), The Desert Patrol (1923), The Secret Mark (1923), The Seagoing Tank (1924), The Hidden Trail (1924), The Firebug (1925), The Flying Sub (1925), The Red Lure (1926), Dark Treasure (1926), Forbidden Cargoes (1927), Whispering Isles (1927), The Thirteenth Ring (1927), Johnny Longbow (1928), The Invisible Wall (1928), The Rope of Gold (1929), The Gypsy Shawl (1929), The Arrow of Fire (1930), The Gray Shadow (1931) and The Riddle of the Storm (1932).

Marian and Lucille seem to be in for the time of their lives -- in the worst sense. First they find a boy who seems exhausted from swimming, who must have been lost overboard from another boat. Taking him to their camp, they feed him broth and potatoes, and watch him fall asleep in exhaustion by the fire. Later in the night they hear a sound -- almost like oarlocks . . . and discover the boy is gone -- and along with him is their rowboat! But the boy was not acting alone, for they find footprints of two others . . . just as they hear their motorboat starting up, in the bay. So that, too, is being stolen -- and there they are, the two girls, trapped on this island off Alaska! The Blue Envelope is a novel of danger and startling adventure, and of two girls who have the wits and stamina to face whatever Fate throws at them -- by the author of the thriller Triple Spies.

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Product Description: Roy Justin Snell wrote more than 75 novels for young adults under his own name and also using the pseudonyms David O'Hara, James Craig and Joseph Marino. His tales were mostly directed at boys, though he wrote at least one series of mysteries for girls.