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Bobbsey twins

[bob-zee]

plural noun

  1. two people who are often together or seem to resemble each other, as in appearance or actions.

    We called them the Bobbsey twins, because they always had the same opinions.



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51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins

Origin of Bobbsey twins1

From the central characters in a series of children's books by Laura Lee Hope, pen name of a literary syndicate; some of the books are attributed to U.S. author Lillian C. Garis (1873–1954)
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ā€œThey have a backlist of children’s books second to noneā€ — classic works like Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys, Tom Swift and the Bobbsey Twins.

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Dr. Metcalfe called himself and his collaborator ā€œthe Bobbsey Twinsā€ of computing networking.

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And I remember boxed sets of Laura Ingalls Wilder books my aunt mailed to me one Christmas when I had the chicken pox, an antique set of "Bobbsey Twins" mysteries our neighbors gave to me when they moved.

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Plenty of well-regarded fiction for adults was written by Jews and featured Jewish characters, but children’s books, from ā€œLittle Womenā€ to ā€œAnne of Green Gablesā€ and the Betsy-Tacy books to the Bobbsey Twins, largely featured kids who were Christian.

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Books that I loved as a girl include the ā€œAll-of-a-Kind Familyā€ series, the ā€œGreat Brainā€ books, ā€œLittle Women,ā€ ā€œFive Little Peppers and How They Grew,ā€ the Bobbsey Twins, Nancy Drew, Trixie Belden and all of Judy Blume.

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