The Bungalow Mystery (Nancy Drew Mystery Stories #3) Hardcover | Pages: 204 pages

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Title	:	The Bungalow Mystery (Nancy Drew Mystery Stories #3)
Author	:	Carolyn Keene
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 204 pages
Published	:	September 1st 1991 by Applewood Books (first published 1930)
Categories	:	Mystery. Fiction. Young Adult. Childrens. Classics. Middle Grade. Juvenile

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The book starts off with heart pounding action, as Nancy and her friend Helen are caught out on the lake in a thunderstorm. Will they reach the shore through the blowing winds and treacherous waves? Luckily, a young gal, Laura, hears Nancy's cries for help and rescues the two. After introductions are made, Laura rather cryptically responds that she may need Nancy's help some day soon. What mystery will find Nancy tracking down clues?

Another sound mystery in the series. Love how each chapter ends on a suspenseful note. Predictable but fun.

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Original Title:	The Bungalow Mystery
ISBN:	1557091579 (ISBN13: 9781557091574)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Nancy Drew Mystery Stories #3
Characters:	Nancy Drew, Helen Corning, Laura Pendleton, Jacob Aborn, Hannah Gruen

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While out of town, Nancy meets Laura, a recent orphan who is about to meet her new guardians. However, when Nancy meets them, she thinks that something is off about these adults. Meanwhile, Mr. Drew asks Nancy to help him figure out how bearer bonds have disappeared from a bank in town. Can Nancy juggle these two cases? Or is there a connection?I cant remember if I read this one as a kid or not, but I quickly got caught up in the fun as an adult. There is plenty of action. Some of the twists

While on vacation at Twin Lakes Nancy meets and befriends an orphaned named Laura Pendleton. Laura is there to meet her new guardians, Mr. and Mrs. Aborn. The Aborn's seem nice enough but when they begin doing strange things like demanding Laura hand over her inherited jewelry and lock her in her room, Laura decides to run away to River Heights in the hopes that Nancy can help her. Nancy begins to investigate the Aborn's which leads her to a strange bungalow in the woods and a giant mystery.-

A great Nancy Drew mystery! I devoured it in one evening. The plot twists had perfect timing. I love that Nancy solves her own mysteries while assisting her father with his predicaments. An enjoyable read!

I will probably never get over my girl-crush on Nancy Drew, and this book just confirms that fact. Which is not to say that the series is flawless and beyond criticism - kinda the opposite, really. One thing I've learned from re-reading some of these books as an adult is that whenever you start one, you have basically a fifty-fifty chance of ending up with 190 pages of dated, stupid crap. But this time, I was lucky. This book rocked. That being said, it doesn't escape from the flaws that

When Nancy and friend Helen are rescued in a boating accident by a girl named Laura, a new mystery falls in her lap. Laura is orphaned and on her way to meet new guardian Jacob Aborn, who seems to be after Laura's inheritance. Could this man really be who he says he is? This mystery wasn't as exciting as others in the series, as Nancy's friends aren't involved in the book. They tend to be better with the sidekicks.

Hot as hell without power after Hurricane Flo, but Nancy keeps calm and carries on.Read in tandum the original and revised editions:Original Published 193025 chapters / 204 pagesPlot synopsis: Nancy sets out to help a young orphan whose legal guardian is not all he appears.Revised Revised 196020 chapters / 180 pagesPlot synopsis: Nancy sets out to help a young orphan whose legal guardians (a married couple) are not all they appear. An intersecting side plot involves a bank securities

I used to love Nancy Drew books as a kid, but I think I preferred the "newer" stories. This one wasn't quite as interesting or as exciting I hoped it would be. Still, it was fun to read as an adult to my daughter, who enjoyed the climax of the story.