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| Title | : | The Mystery at the Moss-covered Mansion (Nancy Drew Mystery Stories #18) |
| Author | : | Carolyn Keene |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 215 pages |
| Published | : | February 1st 2003 by Applewood Books (first published 1941) |
| Categories | : | Mystery. Young Adult. Fiction. Childrens |
Carolyn Keene
Hardcover | Pages: 215 pages Rating: 3.89 | 5757 Users | 153 Reviews
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Nancy's father Carson Drew enlists her help in tracking down a missing heiress, and Nancy, Bess and George stumble upon a mysterious moss-covered mansion. The girls learn someone was murdered near the mansion and they hear strange noises coming from inside the building. Action bounds in this thrilling adventure involving gypsies, a missing heiress, a needy elderly lady, a reclusive artist, an airplane accident, and a forest fireSpecify Books Toward The Mystery at the Moss-covered Mansion (Nancy Drew Mystery Stories #18)
| Original Title: | The Mystery at the Moss-covered Mansion (Nancy Drew, #18) |
| ISBN: | 1557092648 (ISBN13: 9781557092649) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Nancy Drew Mystery Stories #18 |
| Characters: | Nancy Drew, Carson Drew |
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Ratings: 3.89 From 5757 Users | 153 ReviewsRate Appertaining To Books The Mystery at the Moss-covered Mansion (Nancy Drew Mystery Stories #18)
I loved this book!! I think it is such a good mystery and super exciting!!!I used to love these books when I was younger but this one just seemed to not flow as well as I remember. I felt the story jumped around and required the reader to make leaps in logic quite often in order to follow the mystery and the connections.That being said, I did still enjoy the story and it did end up all working out so I still give it 3 stars.
The team is in Florida! And we have as many as maybe 3 messy mysteries to solve, most of which involve the girls nearly being eaten and attacked by large animals.This exciting tale also features my favorite aspect about these Nancy Drew books: Stupid villains! They launch implausible and overly complicated schemes with clear-as-mud reward structures. What would anyone gain by smuggling into NASA a truck full of orangeseach orange carefully packed with explosives? Who did he get to carry out this
Oh God. Just when you thought things couldn't get crazier, Nancy's in a fucking plane crash.So: Bess originally stumbles onto the moss-covered mansion in question while the girls take a detour off the main road somewhere, and hears a scream, and runs away. Nancy and George are intrigued, but George falls into an old fish pond and then loses her watch. A red-bearded man comes out of the house and orders them to GTFO. Nancy doesn't want to, but he has a damn gun.The girls are on their way to a
I was excited to recently acquire a 1941 copy of a Nancy Drew mystery, Mystery at the Moss-Covered Mansion. For some time now (especially after reading Girl Sleuth) Ive been immensely curious about the differences between the original Nancy Drews and the revised editions done starting in the 1960s. Why were they rewritten? What changed? Which would I like better? So I did some sleuthing of my own by reading the two editions of Moss-Covered Mansion back to back. I read the 1941 original first. I
This one was really hilarious! It starts off typically enough for a Nancy Drew. Nancy's father is on a case and he asks her to help her with decoding some messages. His client is accused of smuggling in bombs inside oranges to the space centre in Florida, and Mr Drew is out to prove him innocent. Father and daughter, along with George, Bess, and Hannah Gruen, go off to Merritt Island to investigate further. I devoured these Nancy Drews as a child and this was the first one that had Ned in it as
Obviously a re-write because the plot is all about NASA, which obviously was not in force in 1941. Something about explosive oranges being shipped to Cape Canaveral in order to derail the moon launch. No, really.Hilarious, and reads like a NANO project. Carson Drew is ok with springing for plane tickets for himself, Nancy, and Hannah (and Bess and George?) to fly from River Heights (not sure but think it's Upstate NY) to Melbourne, FL, but totally pissed to shell out a few bucks in cab fare from
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