Nancy Drew Books

Nancy Drew Girl Detective #1: The Demon of River Heights is an all-new, full-color, graphic novel story featuring the brave and ingenious teenage sleuthing heroine whose books have been classics of children's literature for more than 75 years. The bright, colorful artwork flows very much like a cartoon in comic book form, and the story is packed from cover to cover with storytelling excitement. Together Nancy Drew, along with Bess and George, search for missing student filmmakers and the deadly secret behind the urban myth of "The Demon of River Heights" in this excellent graphic novel format addition to an established legacy of beloved adventure stories. First in a "Nancy Drew Girl Detective" series of graphic novels featuring Nancy Drew, The Demon Of River Heights is highly recommended for personal and library collections, as well as a gift books for young people.

My 11-year old daughter absolutely loves this book. She describes it as "a comic book, but good!!!" She can't wait for more to be published. I think the photos are a bit strange (the characters don't look like how I expected them to), but she has read it over and over again happily.

I would recommend this book to anyone who is 12 years old and up because there is a lot of information to remember. "There are so many people I have met I have no idea who has done the crime Nancy says." This means that they met so many people; you would need a good memory to remember all the details and suspects. Anyone who enjoys reading mysteries will probably enjoy reading a Nancy Drew novel. This book from her series would be a good choice to read. "Hello is anyone in here Stephanie? Are you in here?" Nancy says this. In this scene Nancy goes to the star's house and gets blindfolded, and there are a lot of people talking. She can't tell who is talking. Even though the book is confusing at times, it is a great book.

This book is a must read on your summer reading list. When first started reading nancy drews I thought they were boring but now I'm hooked.

this book is [so good]!!!you must read it its my favorite ND Game to!!!Read It!!!!

I liked this boo[k], it had alot of intresting things. I loved that game that herinteractive made based on this book. I think that if you like nancy drew books this is a really good one to read.

This book was very interesting and surprising. It had a great story line, plot, and hidden things. Nancy was asked by a young girl to solve a mystery that her father left her to solve. Involves riddles and fun things!!!!!!!!!!Totally Awesome!!!!!!!!!

i thought this book was great, and that it was really fun to read. it was very mysterious and creepy, and if you like those kind of mysteries, then surely you'll love this book. what i liked about it was that it had a lot of interesting parts in it, such as: nancy chasing a thief through a haunted house in a carnival, sneaking around in a building and trying to ward off bad guys, trying to figure out a REALLY puzzling note, etc. i think that if you love mysteries, you'll like this book.

I read this book in sixth grade and I thought it was pretty good. I like all of Keene's books and this was another one of her good ones. I give it 4 stars.

This is one of the first Nancy Drew books I've read. It's so exciting! At first you don't have a single clue of who did it (excuse the pun!). It just keeps you flipping the pages all the way!

I can`t decide! this book is good and this book is bad! I think this book is moor like a file then a Nancy Drew Mystery. I think that if we wanted a file we could get a file. But, I have to say that this book really is quite good! ( sigh) I guess this book is a reall mix! I still recamend this! I hope you enjoy!

Nancy Drew's best friend Bess Marvin is an extra for the American Grand Opera company that has come to River Heights. Strange things begin happening when the sets and costumes are sabotaged. Enough of the summary, I'm sure you read the editorial above. Let me just say that this is the best paperback I've read in a really long time, and I have been reading Nancy Drew books since I was eight (don't bother to do the math! :) To the ghostwriter: Keep it up! You're the best Simon & Schuster has had in a long time! The plot was fantastic. There was suspense and romance, and a really interesting twist at the end. Actually, this book was more like one of the Files than a Mystery story. Buy this book! You won't be sorry!

My daughter is 7 and loves these younger version Nancy Drew books. They are a little hard for her to get through by herself, but she is usually good if she asks for clarification every once in a while. The stories are very cute, and my daughter loves to guess the ending.

One of Carson Drew's clients invites him to the movie set of a new film starring Fluffington, the celebrity cat. Now, you can only imagine how great the excitement will be when Mr. Drew invites along not only his daughter, Nancy, but the rest of her friends! Now, the whole clue crew is headed for Hollywood.

Not only will they be able to see a movie being made, they have been cast as extras in Fluffington's film. All is well until the star of the movie goes missing!

What happened to Fluffington? Has he been cat-napped? Fear not, Nancy and the Clue crew to crack the case, despite all the twists and turns.

Lights, Camera...Cats! will be one of your young reader's favorite mysteries, and the setting is especially enjoyable.

Recommended!

Nancy, Bess and George are in for some exciting fun. They are taking riding lessons after school, and can't wait to get in the saddle. Bess even has a pair of lucky earrings to wear. They look just like tiny, golden horseshoes. What girl wouldn't want beautiful earrings like that?

Well, there's another girl who wants them enough to steal them, and it's up to Nancy Drew to crack the case with the help of her trusty blue notebook and some cool reasoning skill.

This is a simple story, presented in a manner sure to win over Carolyn Keene's fans!

Nancy Drew, Bess, and George Fayne were waiting for school to end. They were excited to go to their riding lesson after school. Bess showed all of her classmates her mothers earings. They were lucky horseshoes earings. Bess, Nancy, and George ran when the bell rang. They walked to the riding lessons. Mandy was showing off her new boots for the lessons. The riding teacher gave everyone horses, but Mandy got a wild horse. The horse was big and black. Bess got Mandy's old horse Buttercup. When the riders were going to ride, Mandy told Bess to put away her earings otherwise she would lose it. After riding, the earings were gone. Later Nancy went to the scene of the crime. She saw swirl shoe prints. The next day Nancy called all the riders n the room and examined the shoes. She found the matching shoe! It was Mandy. Mandy gave the earings back. She told Bess why she took it. Mandy told Bess she took it because she was afraid of the horse. Then she told the teacher and Mandy got Buttercup.

The End

Bess Marvin ends up working as part of a decorating group at a mall/department store thing and one of her friends gets fired for a crime she didn't commit. (surprise surprise) Naturally here comes Detective Drew and Detective George Fayne. After a few more crimes happen Nancy gets an oppertunity to join the decorating committee and then a few somethings really really really...really dangerous happens. If you want to find out more read the book already!

In short it is an awesome book that you should have atleast some fun reading.

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas -- with the help of Bess Marvin! Bess has taken a job at Albemarle's department store to decorate it for the holidays. When Bess's friend is accused of stealing expensive evening gowns, Nancy Drew is called in to crack the case. This is a good paperback, but a little predictable. I'd say that the best thing about this book was the chapter titles, like, "The Weather Outside is Frightning," "Deck the Halls," and others. But hey, it's a great book to read at Christmas time!

My six year old wanted this but hasn't done much except looked at the pictures.

My 10-year-old daughter really enjoyed reading this book. She found the plot to be interesting, and I know she liked knowing the story line of the movie ahead of time (especially since I didn't know it, and I was sitting next to her at the movies!). The photos in the book are actual scenes from the movie.