" The first book of a series that I think had been overlooked. While I will admit that the language is a bit dated and the gender roles of some of the adult women are a bit rigid, Trixie, the character to which the reader would relate, clearly sees those boundaries as malleable and optional. I think for a more mature young girl who is a bit young for Nancy Drew, Trixie is a good starter series. She's a tomboy from a middle class family that hangs out with a socio-econmically mixed crowd who has faults and immature behaviors many young girls can see in themselves that she handles well. There is also a running theme of social responsibility and conciousness that I think is sorely lacking in much of youth literature presently. Certainly not literature for the ages, but it's still a lovely series. "
— Liz, 2/9/2014