Type of bind: Paperback
EAN num: 9780743423434
ISBN number: 0743423437
Label: Aladdin
Manufacturer: Aladdin
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 160
Printing Date: June 01, 2001
Publishing house: Aladdin
Age index: Ages 9-12
Sale Popularity Level: 1298238
Studio: Aladdin
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Nancy visits a movie set and finds terror on location!
World-famous director Hank Steinberg is filming a horror flick in Nancy's hometown of River Heights. The movie tells a spine-tingling story about a haunted house. Most shocking of all, though, is what's going on across the street at an old Victorian mansion called Fenley Place.
Whatever happens on the movie set is mysteriously duplicated in the mansion: blue smoke billows from the chimney, a ghostly figure appears in the window, and blood oozes from the walls. The special effects are a real scream, but Nancy must find out who is behind them before the movie -- and the mansion -- reach the final, horrifying climax!
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I LOVE THIS BOOK IT IS THE BEST IN THE ENTIRE SEIRIES!!!
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It was a great book to devour, but it wasn't exactly bone chilling. It hadn't chilled me to the marrow. I admit the title sounded promising, but I guess you really can't judge a book by its cover as the saying goes. It was a good book,though, I've read it more than twice. But the ending seemed weak, a touch more action to when ........ (I can't give the ending away) and it would be more tasteful.
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The Double Horror of Fenly Place is one of the best Nancy Drew books ever written! The book begins when Nancy's friend Bess gets a part as a screamer in a horror movie. Right subsequent door to the house where the movie is being filmed is another house. But this wasn't an ordinary house, it was a mansion that looked like a horror movie was already taking place in it! And there was! Everything that was supposed to be filmed in the movie happened for real at the house subsequent door, the Fenley Place. Nancy starts investigating the house and its grounds, and starts questioning people. The end of the book is very different from the other endings of other Nancy Drew books. But you'll just read the book to see what I mean. Caution: Do Not Read This Book At Night!
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I would have liked a more satisfying ending. It may just be me, but after being set up for a horrible, devilish criminal, the ending was a bit of a let-down. The idea of a house attacking its residents is unique in an ND mystery, and it was well-written. I recommend it, but don't start reading with *too* high expectations.
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The mystery kept me stumped until the very end!
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