My next sister up used to read the hardcovers we all called “the uglies” due to their cellophane covers. But did I get to read them? NO! Thanks for nothing, bitch. And then she gave them to an op shop. Anyway, I’ve managed to acquire a largish collection of my own and will slowly add to it when I find good versions of the formats. There are multiple printings of Trixie, the first three versions I don’t have and will most likely have to buy from the US, but the uglies, the creams, and the yellow box covers are very predominant here. There are also quite a few goodies to collect still, so here’s hoping I may be able to actually COMPLETE a collection one day.
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So here’s my Trixie goodies including everything I’ve made, and forgive the crappy pink tablecloth, this was during the re-organisation of a good couple of thousand books so I didn’t have time to make them pretty. Xmas, Halloween, stationery sets…
Uglies (not full set)
Cream hardcovers (not full set)
Cream paperbacks (need #2)
Yellow box covers (not full set)
2004 updated hardcovers box set and full set
Official collectibles bought
Collectibles made by me…
Ooh, another new (at least to me) girl sleuth! I never heard of cellophane covers referred to as “uglies,” but I remember them from the school library. They were always kind of cloudy, though, so the nickname is fitting. Love your super cute creations; the pink glitter globe is a stunner!
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Thanks, Tote. Trixie’s been around for decades and is probably as famous as Nancy.