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Join Nancy Drew aboard the Delta Queen in Riverboat Roulette by Carolyn Keene. When the charity donations from a Pet Crusaders fundraising gala disappear, Nancy has only a few hours and more than two hundred possible suspects to identify the thief before the riverboat docks. Book #14 of Nancy Drew Diaries, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Join Nancy Drew at Camp Cedarbark in The Sign in the Smoke by Carolyn Keene. After hearing the legend of a camper who drowned years ago, Nancy is pulled underwater by something mysterious and later discovers strange incidents around the camp. Book #12 of Nancy Drew Diaries, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Join Nancy Drew in The Clue at Black Creek Farm by Carolyn Keene. When guests at a farm fundraising dinner become seriously ill from contaminated produce and the farm is later vandalised, Nancy, Bess, and George investigate who is trying to sabotage Black Creek Farm. Book #9 of Nancy Drew Diaries, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Join Nancy Drew on Nantucket in The Phantom of Nantucket by Carolyn Keene. When a threatening message appears at the opening of Jenna’s museum exhibit, Nancy, Bess, and George investigate who wants the exhibit stopped before the threats become even more dangerous. Book #7 of Nancy Drew Diaries, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Join Nancy Drew on an outdoor adventure in Secret at Mystic Lake by Carolyn Keene. During George’s birthday cycling trip, stolen supplies, a missing tour guide, and slashed bicycle tires convince Nancy that someone is sabotaging the group. Book #6 of Nancy Drew Diaries, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Join Nancy Drew in Once Upon a Thriller by Carolyn Keene. When a bookstore fire, a sinking boat, and a valuable dog’s disappearance begin copying crimes from mystery writer Lacey O’Brien’s novels, Nancy, Bess, and George must discover who is turning fiction into reality. Book #4 of Nancy Drew Diaries, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Join Nancy Drew at the River Heights Horse Show in Mystery of the Midnight Rider by Carolyn Keene. When talented rider Payton Evans is accused of drugging her horses before an important competition, Nancy, Bess, and George investigate whether someone is trying to sabotage her Olympic ambitions. Book #3 of Nancy Drew Diaries, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Continue Nancy Drew’s Alaskan adventure with Strangers on a Train by Carolyn Keene. After leaving the troubled Arctic Star, Nancy, Bess, and George explore Skagway, the Yukon Territory, and Denali National Park, but new incidents suggest the culprit may have followed them onto land. Book #2 of Nancy Drew Diaries, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Begin the Nancy Drew Diaries with Curse of the Arctic Star by Carolyn Keene. Nancy, Bess, and George join the Arctic Star’s maiden cruise along the coast of Alaska, but a series of suspicious incidents makes Nancy believe someone is deliberately sabotaging the voyage. Book #1 of Nancy Drew Diaries, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Begin the Malibu Mayhem Trilogy with California Schemin’ by Carolyn Keene. Nancy, Bess, and George head to Malachite Beach for a relaxing California vacation, but a mysterious fire on their private beach quickly draws Nancy into another investigation. Book #45 of Nancy Drew (All New) Girl Detective, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Finish the Malibu Mayhem Trilogy with Stalk, Don’t Run by Carolyn Keene. After Nancy, Bess, and George return to River Heights, the Casabian Sisters arrive to film a reality show—but midnight calls, disappearances, and a threatening stalker turn the town into a dangerous mystery. Book #47 of Nancy Drew (All New) Girl Detective, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Join Nancy Drew in Mystery at Malachite Mansion by Carolyn Keene. While vacationing in Malibu, Nancy, Bess, and George investigate ocean pollution that may be connected to a suspicious holistic spa and its motivational guru. Book #46 of Nancy Drew (All New) Girl Detective and Book Two in the Malibu Mayhem Trilogy, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Travel to Paris with Nancy Drew in Real Fake by Carolyn Keene. After Nancy is selected for the reality TV show Mystery Solved!, creepy emails and suspicious contestants reveal that a genuine mystery may be unfolding behind the cameras. Book #3 of Nancy Drew: Girl Detective Super Mystery, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Join Nancy Drew in Once Upon a Crime by Carolyn Keene. While volunteering on a community-center project with famous mystery writer Hazel Perrault, Nancy suspects someone is sabotaging both the project and its important fund-raising gala. Book #2 of Nancy Drew: Girl Detective Super Mystery, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Discover a Nancy Drew mystery with a twist in Where’s Nancy? by Carolyn Keene. When Nancy suddenly disappears while investigating a possible museum theft, Bess, George, and Ned must become detectives and solve the Case of the Missing Detective themselves. Book #1 of Nancy Drew: Girl Detective Super Mystery, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Join Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys in Stage Fright by Carolyn Keene and Franklin W. Dixon. When a Broadway actress receives death threats and her understudy nearly dies in a suspicious stage accident, Nancy goes undercover inside the production while Frank and Joe investigate backstage. Recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Join Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys in Bonfire Masquerade by Franklin W. Dixon and Carolyn Keene. During a trip to New Orleans, Nancy, Frank, and Joe investigate a suspicious warehouse fire, a crooked real-estate scheme, and a deadly mystery amid the excitement of Mardi Gras. Book #5 of the Nancy Drew/Hardy Boys crossover series, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Join Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys in Gold Medal Murder by Franklin W. Dixon and Carolyn Keene. When a world-famous Olympic swimmer is threatened and sabotaged during the Summer Games, Nancy, Bess, George, Frank, and Joe must uncover who wants the superstar out of the competition. Book #4 of the Nancy Drew/Hardy Boys crossover series, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Join Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys in Club Dread by Carolyn Keene and Franklin W. Dixon. Frank and Joe investigate a string of thefts at a tropical island resort while Nancy, Bess, and George discover that something is equally suspicious about the hotel. Book #3 of the Nancy Drew/Hardy Boys crossover series, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Travel to Rome with Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys in Danger Overseas by Carolyn Keene and Franklin W. Dixon. While Frank and Joe investigate crimes involving ancient ruins, Nancy discovers an American girl with no memory of how she arrived in Italy. Book #2 of the Nancy Drew/Hardy Boys crossover series, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Join Nancy Drew, Frank Hardy, and Joe Hardy in Terror on Tour by Carolyn Keene and Franklin W. Dixon. When a serious crime strikes the Rockapazooma music festival, three famous young detectives must combine their skills to solve the case. Book #1 of the Nancy Drew/Hardy Boys crossover series, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Follow Nancy Drew into a spooky treasure mystery in The Secret of Shady Glen by Carolyn Keene. When Nancy discovers a treasure map in a cemetery, it leads her into underground passageways, clues to recent robberies, and the search for a long-lost fortune in gold. Book #85 of Nancy Drew, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Follow Nancy Drew into a wedding-day mystery in The Case of the Vanishing Veil by Carolyn Keene. When an antique lace veil disappears at a Boston wedding, Nancy, Bess, and George follow clues across New England and uncover a mystery involving $60 million. Book #83 of Nancy Drew, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Join Nancy Drew in The Chocolate-Covered Contest by Carolyn Keene. When Bess finds what appears to be a million-dollar winning candy wrapper but is accused of tampering with it, Nancy must uncover the truth behind the Royal Chocolates contest. Book #151 of Nancy Drew, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Join Nancy Drew at the Midwest Grand Prix Dressage Championships in The Missing Horse Mystery by Carolyn Keene. After Nancy discovers a stable fire and a valuable horse disappears, she must uncover a trail of greed, deception, and dangerous secrets. Book #145 of Nancy Drew, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Travel to Hawaii with Nancy Drew in Mystery on Maui by Carolyn Keene. Nancy, Bess, and George attend a major international surfing competition, but when someone begins playing dirty with big money at stake, Nancy starts investigating. Book #143 of Nancy Drew, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Follow Nancy Drew into a festive mystery in The Case of the Twin Teddy Bears by Carolyn Keene. When valuable antique teddy bears are stolen from the shop where Bess works and someone later targets Bess’s replica bear, Nancy suspects there is much more behind the theft. Book #116 of Nancy Drew, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Enter the spooky side of Nancy Drew with Ghost Stories by Carolyn Keene. This collection features six eerie mysteries involving ghost sightings, mysterious dogs, strange legends, and other seemingly supernatural events that challenge Nancy’s detective skills. Recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Finish the Sabotage Mystery Trilogy with Sabotage Surrender by Carolyn Keene. As four candidates compete for the Mahoney Scholarship, Nancy must determine which clues connect the arson, theft, threats, and other strange events at the River Heights Celebration. Book #44 of Nancy Drew (All New) Girl Detective, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
Continue the Sabotage Mystery Trilogy with Serial Sabotage by Carolyn Keene. When the River Heights carnival cash box is stolen and Ned becomes the main suspect, Nancy must prove what really happened while uncovering financial problems and a deeper sabotage plot. Book #43 of Nancy Drew (All New) Girl Detective, recommended for readers aged 8–12 years.
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