The Corner House Girls at School

The book delves into the history of the Stratemeyer Syndicate, founded by Edward Stratemeyer, which created popular children's series like the Bobbsey Twins and Nancy Drew. It explores the assembly-line method of production, where outlines, stories, and edits were handled by different individuals, often resulting in works published under various pseudonyms. The text highlights the unique collaborative process behind these beloved series and reveals that many credited authors were fictitious names, reflecting the Syndicate's approach to publishing.