Type of bind: Hardcover
Label: Grosset & Dunlap
Manufacturer: Grosset & Dunlap
Page Count: 192
Printing Date: 1939
Publishing house: Grosset & Dunlap
Sale Popularity Level: 1644927
Studio: Grosset & Dunlap
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This is one of my favorite Nacy Drew books. I loved the story, and the charecters are fun. This is a book that you will never forget.
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This review concerns the original 1939 edition and the revised 1969 edition. Both books tell the story of a woman who owns many cats, of her long-lost love and of spooky tapping noises which she hears inside her house. However, each book tells the mystery in a different way so that they are basically two different stories. These were average books, not particularly exciting, but not boring either. The mystery isn't bad and there is a moderate amount of action. Personally, I thought that the revised edition was a little more interesting, but either one is worth reading. I'd give them both 3 stars.
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This book is bone-chilling, did you here me? I said REALLY bone-chilling! Not just bone-chilling! I mean really, really bone-chilling! I mean read this book. THanks!
PS Did I tell you this book is bone-chilling?
PSS Well if I didn't it is! Read it!
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Nancy and her friends Bess and George get involved in a mystery that involves an invalid woman, her prizewinning Persian cats, a long-lost neighbor, tapdancing and Nancy's starring role in a play in River Heights. Nancy wows everyone with her mystery-solving prowess, George gets exasperated a lot and Bess spoils her diet (again). Long live Nancy Drew!
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This book is probably one of the best ones. Nancy Bess and George fall upon a Mystery that is very unusual. But they usually are aren't they! I'd recomend this book because it's very entertaining and it keeps you in suspense. And if you like cats and tap dancing you'll love this book.
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