Talk:Bailey School Kids

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Suspects

Liza,Melody,Howie, and Eddie are always on the covers with the person the thought that somehow is a wizard, werewolf, cupids, and many more. But, we are sometimes confused, do they really prove that they're wizards, or not? Some people think that they've proven it. Example, the assistant principal, when the four kids somehow discovered something, in the end, the assistant principal walked away.That's the best example!

Everyone the kids suspect is something else are adults. So shouldn't it say "adult(s)", and not "person(s)"?

— Preceding unsigned comment added by 64.222.231.24 (talk • contribs) 23:47, 24 June 2007‎ (UTC)[reply]

Scholastic website

Evidently there is no Bailey School Kids webpage at Scholastic (scholastic.com). There are searches and thus search reports. (That is a surprise to me given the magnitude of the franchise in sum.)

At Scholastic Parents, i now get 90 hits for 'bailey school kids': 77 books, 8 book lists, 3 articles, 2 blog posts. [1]

At Scholastic Teachers, i now get 5491 hits for 'bailey school kids': 38 products; 5287 resources, ideas and activities; 86 books; 80 printables.[2]

I don't know whether another search is more effective.

Also at Scholastic:

Debbie Dadey;
Marcia Thornton Jones
John Steven Gurney (no biography or interview)

--P64 (talk) 00:28, 17 April 2014 (UTC)[reply]