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 Nancy Drew Girl Detective Sleuth Set - Carolyn Keene
 Nancy Drew Girl Detective Sleuth Set - Carolyn Keene ... Against Time; False Notes; High RiskNewest Review: ... occasionally with Nancy admitting she should have listened, and at other times with her father admitting he should have had ... more ... more faith in Nancy. It is all very civilised, however, and one can guess it was the intention that this resonate with the target audience of 12-18 year olds, as well as serve for a role model.
Interestingly, the publishing history of the Nancy Drew franchise has seen it give rise to many different editions and spin off series of books, as well as the leap to film now four times, and even onto TV. The original series began its print run in 1930, with the modern revised and updated editions dating from about 1980 a...more |
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Nancy Drew Girl Detective Sleuth Set - Carolyn Keene: Drawn to Nancy (1048 words)
by - written on 11/03/08 (Very useful, 91 readings)
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Ah....another Stratemeyer Syndicate title! And yes, it is most definitely written to the usual Stratemeyer formula. Wholesome kids living in idyllic wholesome town with successful parent and loving family, solves mysteries! Nancy Drew lives in the fictional suburburban town of River Heights with her father Carson Drew, a successful and highly respected lawyer, and housekeeper Hannah Gruen. Hannah is a motherly figure for Nancy, as her mother ded when Nancy was three and Hannah helped raise her. Nancy also has a small dog named Togo who features in the mysteries, occasionally being central to the plot in some way. Nancy has two best friends, George Fayne and Bess Marvin, ... Read the complete review
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