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| Original Title: | The Mystery at Lilac Inn |
| ISBN: | 1557091587 (ISBN13: 9781557091581) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Nancy Drew Mystery Stories #4 |
| Characters: | Nancy Drew |
Carolyn Keene
Hardcover | Pages: 200 pages Rating: 3.97 | 17373 Users | 671 Reviews
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There was certainly a lot of action and danger for Nancy in The Mystery at Lilac Inn. As usual, multi-talented Nancy has no problem solving the case all while conveniently and artfully dodging danger. It certainly helps that luck and fate sure seem to be on her side. She always seems to have the right tools, props, money, fatherly advice, and police assistance at her disposal. A more complex mystery than the others in the series so far, and more challenging for young readers, but an exciting and unique mystery for young fans of the genre.
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| Title | : | The Mystery at Lilac Inn (Nancy Drew Mystery Stories #4) |
| Author | : | Carolyn Keene |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 200 pages |
| Published | : | May 1st 1994 by Applewood Books (first published 1930) |
| Categories | : | Mystery. Young Adult. Fiction. Childrens. Classics. Middle Grade. Juvenile |
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Ratings: 3.97 From 17373 Users | 671 ReviewsJudgment Of Books The Mystery at Lilac Inn (Nancy Drew Mystery Stories #4)
Nancy Drew returns in another thrilling mystery that just keeps making this series better and better.I like Nancy Drew but there are better volumes than "The Mystery At Lilac Inn". I admire a mystery that weaves back stories together but this isn't one of them. This time, the 'Carolyn Keene' publishing committee was obvious. A hodgepodge of culprits were added, in an attempt to pack the book with excitement. The result is that Nancy, Helen, and Emily spent 180 pages on disjointed errands. Were weighed down with a shady waitress and gardener, a rude coordinator, Dick's military buddy... Out of
Another so-so in a series I loved as a girl ...There is just too much going on here. I needed a stack of cue cards with character names, what they did, how old they are, what color hair they have, all the important stuff.Here's the problem. TOO MUCH is happening ALL AT ONCE! (I hate using caps, btw.) This is a breathless read for sure. Nancy has to deal with - almost being run off the road, having a bomb go off in a cabin she's staying in, being shot at by a spear-gun while skin-diving, having a
As a child I read tons of Nancy Drew, recently I found out that in the 1950's and 60's the earlier books had all been rewritten. This book is the actual 1930 edition. I must say I didn't like this Nancy Drew very much, she was spoiled, elitist and racist. If I had read an earlier copy as a child i'm afraid I would have stopped at that one. The Mystery of Lilac Inn 1961 edition. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ this is the Nancy Drew that I know and love. It's the same characters but an entirely different storyline. This
I cannot possibly review every Nancy Drew book I ever read but just have to comment on this one because it's one of my all time favorite Nancy Drew books. So much fun!
There was certainly a lot of action and danger for Nancy in The Mystery at Lilac Inn. As usual, multi-talented Nancy has no problem solving the case all while conveniently and artfully dodging danger. It certainly helps that luck and fate sure seem to be on her side. She always seems to have the right tools, props, money, fatherly advice, and police assistance at her disposal. A more complex mystery than the others in the series so far, and more challenging for young readers, but an exciting and
This is the fourth in the series of original (1930) Nancy Drew books. This book includes four nicely-scanned full-page grayscale images and "The Nancy I Knew", an introduction by Mildred Wirt Benson, who wrote this book (to an outline provided by the publisher) under the Carolyn Keene pseudonym.The introduction is in some ways the best part of this book; Benson notes that the first three books sold well, but when original publisher Edward Stratemeyer died, his inexperienced daughters took over:
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