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Magazines List MAGAZINES LIST: Allure January 2002, pg. 62. “Fashion Report.” --Quote from Nancy Drew’s Guide to Life on spike heels. American Country Collectibles Summer 1996, pg. 26-27+. "The Girl Detective - Teenage Sleuth Nancy Drew Turns 66 This Year" by Doris Goldstein. American Girl August 2004, pg. 36. August Calendar. Features Nancy Drew on the 10 th —new Girl Detective books American Way, American Airlines mag September 15, 1998, pg. 54-57+. “Hot on the Trail of Nancy Drew, Dick and Jane, Tom Swift…” by Les Daly. (Mostly about collecting the old books…) Americana October 1986, pg. 56-58. “Nancy Drew’s New Look” by Gail Greco. Antiques & Collecting August 1993, pg. 29-31. "The Quest for Nancy Drew" by Bernadine Chapman. The Antiques Journal July 1975, pg. 46-48. “Nancy Drew Collectibles” by Mary Ellen Johnson & Bernadine Chapman. Architectural Digest Dec. 1993, pg. 88-99. “AD visits: Barbara Streisand” by Pilar Viladas. Streisand collects ND books—shows a maroon roadster she bought because ND rode around in one. The Atlantic October 2005, pg. 115-120. “The Secret of the Old Saw” by Sandra Tsing Loh. Biblio March 1998, pg. 16-21. “Nancy Drew, Mon Amour” by Bob Hicks. Book May/June 2002, pg. 27-28. “Sleuth or dare” by K.K. part of young readers section The Boston Globe Magazine June 6, 1993, pg. 18-23. “The Case of the Girl Detective” by Judy Polumbaum. Bust Dec/Jan 2006, pg. 88-91. “The Importance of Being Nancy” by Allison Devers. Calling All Girls October 1942, pg. 26-28+. Mystery at the Lookout, part 2? by Carolyn Keene. Charlotte Living Winter 2008, pg. 91-93. "Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys Illustrator Makes Charlotte His Home" by Mary Marshall. Collectibles: Flea Market Finds, Fall 1995, pg. 54-57. “Looking Out For Nancy Drew” by Karen Bender. Collectors News Feb. 2009, pg. 8-9. “Mystery Woman” by Steffie Lederman. Article on Jenn Fisher and her ND collection and the Nancy Drew Sleuths. Collectors' Showcase May 1996, pg. 48-52+. "On the Trail of Nancy Drew" by Ilana Nash. Cosmo Girl June/July 2007, pg. 50-51-ad and contest to win trip to Hollywood The Costco Connection June 2007, pg. 25-27. “It’s A Mystery to Her” by Stephanie E. Ponder Cottages & Bungalows Feb/Mar 2013, pg. 63, yellow spine Nancy Drew books on display in bookshelf. Country Accents April/May 2001 – features a Nancy Drew book on page 70 Country Collectibles Fall 1994, pg. "Nancy Drew & The Hardy Boys" By Roy Nuhn. Country Collectibles Summer 2002, pg. 74-79. “Lakeside Living With Folk Art Flair” by Gary Olsen. Article on Mary Ann Landis and Jerry, shows books including Nancy Drews. Crazy April 1977, pg. 6-10. "The Hardy Bores and Nancy Drag Mysteries." Kate West. Their cartoon take on ND/HB TV Shows. Discovery Girls June/July 2007, pg. 54, “Must See Mystery!” – blurb on movie/pic Disney Adventures June/July 2006, pg. 14, “June Calendar” --Blurb for new Clue Crew books relaunch, shows book cover. Disney Adventures May 2007, pg. 13—Nancy Drew graphic novel pictured on calendar date 18 th , pg. 36 is preview of Nancy Drew movie. Disney Adventures October 2007, pg. 10-11, “Who Would Win?” --Hermione Granger vs. Nancy Drew Dynamite - The Dynamite People Book Super Stars and Super People 1979 copyright. Repeats Scholastic magazine, 1977, No. 35: “The Real Nancy Drew Mystery.” By Debbie Sealey --parts of this recopied. Dynamite March 1982, pg. 18-19. "Will the Real Nancy Drew Please Stand Up!" On Foreign Editions. Elle Decor October 2011, pg. 220. "Earthly Delights" By Donna Dorian - re: Bird Haven Farm. Elle Girl May 2006, pg. 122. “Pretty (little) Woman” by Anne Ichikawa. --piece on Emma Roberts, mentions Nancy Drew filming Entertainment Weekly April 3, 2009, pg. 34-36. “The Top 20 Heroes” by ? Features heroes, Nancy is #17 Family Circle Dec. 16, 1980, pg. 22+. “Nancy Drew and The Hardy Boys Solve a Christmas Mystery” by Harriet Adams. Famous Kids Summer 2007, pg. 10-11, “Nancy Drew Clues In” --blurb on movie Pg. 20, “Coming Soon” on DVD --blurb on ND/HB 70s TV show DVD season 2 coming out Pg. 31, “Sizzling Summer Gear” --blurb on ND Graphic Novels Fine Books & Collections Spring 2010, pg. 24-29. "Edward Stratemeyer's New York (and New Jersey)" by James D. Keeline. Firsts Dec. 1991, pg. 24. “Collecting Nancy Drew: The Eternal Teenage Sleuth” by Helen Galvin. Firsts Magazine Jan 2006, pg 36-45. “Worthy of Remembrance: Walter Karig.” By Jonathan Kaunitz Firsts Magazine Dec 2006, pg. 18-31. "Mildred Wirt Benson & Carolyn Keene - A Mystery Revealed" by Jennifer Fisher. Girls’ Life Magazine June/July 2004, pg. 42. “Top 10 Summer Reads” by Kim Childress. --Features Without a Trace book but spells Carolyn as Caroline. Girls’ Life Magazine June/July 2007, pg. 44-47. “Fabulously Mysterious Emma Roberts” by Kelly White. Glamour April 2004, pg. 40. “Dos, Don’ts” By Marisa Acocella. --Features Nancy’s new Girl Detective makeover. Glamour August 2002, pg. 44. “Dos, Don’ts” by ? --Features blurb about Mildred Wirt Benson passing away Good Housekeeping May 2004, pg. 66. “Good Housekeeping Institute Junior.” --Features Nancy Drew Girl Detective Relaunch Good Housekeeping May 2010, pg. 67+. "125 Women Who Changed Our World." Lists Nancy Drew. Good Old Days October 1996, pg. 27. "I Owe It All to Nancy Drew" by Karen Sutherland. Essay about reading Nancy Drew. Good Old Days May 2003, pg. 54 and 64. “Mildred’s Nancy Drew” by Bryna Stevens. Great Mystery & Suspense Magazine Spring 2007, pg. 20-23. "The Major Mystery and Suspense Writings of Mildred A. Wirt Benson" by Jennifer Fisher. Harpers & Queen Sept. 2005, pg. 148. “Nancy pulls it off” by Kira Cochrane. --Features my Old Clock book cover. Hemispheres, United Airlines Magazine April 2000, pg. 120. “Teen Sleuth Treasures” by Charles Slack. Hobbies—The Magazine for Collectors March 1981, pg 104-105. “Nancy Drew: An Ageless 50 Years Old” by Marilyn Nuhn Hollywood Collectibles July 1994, pg. "The Mystery of The Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew," by Anna Kluger. Includes price guide. Iowa History Journal May/June 2011, pg. 12. "This Nancy Drew Mystery Has Roots In Ladora, Iowa," by Jessica Lowe. Illustration Fall 2009, pg. 69-91. "Rudy Nappi - Celebrating the Artist and His Work" by Gary Lovisi. In Touch June 18, 2007, pg. 59, movie blurb. J-14 May/June 2007, pg. 17 is movie ad Library Line, Toledo-Lucas Cty publication March 2002, pg. 4. “Your Library Update” features Millie with Nancy Drew diorama Life & Style June 25, 2007, pg. 76, blurb on movie. Lifetime Magazine Feb. 2004, pg. 27. Stuff to buy column shows Gumshoe Girls’ Nancy Drew handbag. Little Angel Special 2007, No. 29. Inside cover is Her Interactive computer games ad. Pg. 18-21. “Nancy Drew: The Mystery in Hollywood Hills.” M (movies, music, and more) June 2007, pg. 13-ad Mademoiselle July 1964, pg. 28-39. “The Lives and Times of Nancy Drew” by ? --Nancy drew model with quotes from books spread Mademoiselle Jan. 2001, pg. 78. “Change is good!” Celebrity makeovers—includes Nancy Drew and shows images of her through the years. Mad Kids August 2007, pg. 18-20. “Mad Kids Chatroom: Emma Roberts” --Interview with Emma/ND movie info Martha Stewart Living October 2017, pg? "....." - Bird Haven Farm article Mary Engelbreit’s Home Companion June/July 2001, pg. 12-15. “The Secret of Nancy Drew’s Appeal” by Ellen Gardner. Article about KPP/NDScrapbook author. More March 2004, pg. 52-55. “Dynamic Duos” by Gail Gruber Siegel. --Gumshoe Girls sisters featured with their Nancy Drew line of products. Movie Life January 1978, pg. 32-33. "Parker Stevenson/Pamela Sue Martin Both in Love and Not Ashamed of It." Claims they're in love. Movie Life (Toni Holt's) April 1978, pg. 36-37+. "The Real Reason I Had to Leave 'Nancy Drew'" Interview, Pamela Sue Martin Moving Pictures Dec. ‘06/Jan ’07, pg. 43. “From Bedtime to the Big Screen: There’s Mystery in Them Thar Hills” by Paige Donner. (Features my Hidden Staircase dj) Ms. November/December 1992, pg. 76-77. "The Mystery of Nancy Drew" by Jackie Vivelo. National Lampoon Oct. 1974, pg. 40+. “The Case of the Missing Heiress” by Doug Kenney. --Parody National Lampoon May 1978, pg. 30-32+. "The Mystery of the Clue in the Note About the Old Sycamore" by Carolyn Kleene aka Michael Civitello. Newsweek Oct. 23, 2000, pg. 12. “Cyberscope.” Has blurb for Her Interactive Message in a Haunted Mansion game but calls it Message in a Haunted House. June 10, 2002, pg. 12, “Transition” by Katherine Stroup MWB Obit Feb. 16, 2004, pg. 9. Has blurb on new GD series and picture of first book. The New Yorker Nov. 8, 2004, pg. 120-129. “Nancy Drew’s Father: The Fiction Factory of Edward Stratemeyer” by Meghan O’Rourke. Nick Magazine April 2007, pg. Large ad after pg. 47 featuring WB coming attractions—sweepstakes, games, ads Nick Magazine June/July 2007, pg. 49, “She’s Clued In” – interview. Nostalgia Illustrated April 1975, pg. 51-55. “The Continuing Saga of Nancy Drew” by Linda Solomon. (NOTE: Would appear the author of this read Arthur Prager’s Sat. Review article from 1969—similarities and flow/style of the piece.) Nostalgia (Joe Franklin’s) Sept. 1990, pg. 26-32. “Thriller!” by Linda Sanders. OK! Weekly June 25, 2007, pg. 97, spot the difference game using image from movie Old Times July 2003, pg. 1+. “Collecting Nancy Drew” by David Bennett. Paper Collectors’ Marketplace February 1990, pg. 26. "Collecting Nancy Drew Books" by David Farah.
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