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Categories:School | Children/Teenagers | Leading Ladies
Schoolgirls' Weekly was published by The Amalgamated Press based at Fleetway House in Farringdon Street, London.
It was first published on 21st October 1922 and it ran until 20th May 1939 when it was incorporated into 'Girls' Crystal'. It had a total of 865 issues.
In 1933, it introduced Valerie Drew, Schoolgirl Detective and her faithful companion, Flash the Alsatian.
Comparisons can be made between Valerie and her more famous American counterpart - Nancy Drew. Both girls are teenagers and have a famous father who is a detective/lawyer.
The first Valerie Drew story was published in 1933, three years after the first Nancy Drew book was published, and coincidently or not, the first Valerie Drew story is entitled 'That Amazing Room of Clocks', whilst the first Nancy Drew book is entitled, 'The Secret of the Old Clock'.
The last Valerie Drew story was published in 1940 and was left unfinished, while Nancy Drew continues to this day.
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