The Nancy Drew series was originally penned in the 1930s and 1940s for the most part and most were rewritten in the 1960s and 1970s. These rewrites usually consisted of tightening up […]
One of the good things about The Quest of the Missing Map is that there were a few surprises in the story. Although much of it sticks to the formulaic writing of […]
Even when it comes to books aimed at the tween audience – something I am definitely too old to qualify for – there are some plots that in the end just make […]
Consistency is not something that the Nancy Drew universe has a lot of respect for. I can remember this was the first book I read that I caught a major inconsistency in […]
I aspire to one day be an eccentric woman who lives alone with a lot of cats. Really. That seems to me to be the idyllic way to live since cats don’t […]
It seems there’s no end to the talents Nancy Drew, girl detective, holds. I don’t understand how in between her school day and school work, she managed to fit in the time […]
Oh to be young again. Sometimes it’s hard to imagine that just about the same time I developed a fondness for Stephen King, I was still reading the Nancy Drew mysteries. I […]
I guess somewhere along the line in my Nancy Drew book of the month club, the publication of the books was done before all of them had been adapted. The only story […]
The Message in the Hollow Oak is one of the books in the Nancy Drew series in which the first version, written in 1935, and the second version when it was re-written […]
The Clue of the Broken Locket is the eleventh book in the Nancy Drew series. It marks a return to writing the series by Mildred Benson, after three pretty bad books authored […]
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