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Mystery of the Midnight Rider Free FREE MYSTERY OF THE MIDNIGHT RIDER PDF Carolyn Keene | 190 pages | 07 May 2013 | SIMON & SCHUSTER | 9781442478602 | English | New York, United States Mystery of the Midnight Rider - Carolyn Keene - Google книги Goodreads helps you Mystery of the Midnight Rider track of books you want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. Mystery of the Midnight Rider cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Some equestrians are up to more than horseplay in this third book of the Nancy Drew Diaries, a fresh approach to a classic series. At the prestigious—and competitive—River Heights Horse Show, the prizes, which range from money to possible placement on the Olympic Team, are so highly coveted that anyone from the riders to the owners will do anything to win…even drug the hors Some equestrians are up to more than horseplay in this third book of the Nancy Drew Diaries, a fresh approach to a classic series. At the prestigious—and competitive—River Heights Horse Show, the prizes, which range from money to possible placement on the Olympic Team, are so highly coveted that anyone from Mystery of the Midnight Rider riders to the owners will do anything to win…even drug the horses! Nancy, Bess and George are on the case! Mystery of the Midnight Rider A Copy. Paperbackpages. More Details Nancy Drew Diaries 3. Other Editions 7. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Mystery of the Midnight Riderplease sign up. Be the first to ask a question about Mystery of the Midnight Rider. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Aug 08, A. Sowards rated it really liked it Shelves: fictionmiddle-grade-and-juvenileaudio-bookmystery-suspense-thrillers I listened to this one with my kids and we enjoyed it. Jun 12, Nevaeha Palkar rated it really liked it. I was in the mood for a quick audiobook and this was next on my Hoopla list. I just got a new job with a commute longer than 10 minutes and I can finally listen to audiobooks for longer amounts of time hooray! Mystery of the Midnight Rider opens up with the line, "Peyton Evans named her horse after the time it was born. Mystery of the Midnight Rider was rather fun and brings back the enjoyment I felt while reading the cruise ship case earlier in the series. I've never been a "horse girl" because I don't have those affluent resources and I was too occupied shoving my face in books. I've been on a horse once during a guided trail at youth summer camp. I enjoyed it but everything I know about horses comes from dramatic scenes in historical romances. Mystery of the Midnight Rider featured great insight on horse competitions and it was really immersive. I thought the key scenes of sabotage were really interesting as well like torn saddles and intentionally feeding horses chocolate to fail a drug test. It helped Mystery of the Midnight Rider the reader as well as boost the element of mystery for those who don't know much about horses, such as myself. My previous complaint with this series made an unfortunate return: the use of "dubious". I counted it used 3 separate times. Please use a thesaurus! There are plenty of synonyms for dubious. You could use unsure, suspicious, doubtful I'm sure there were other words repeated but I had this same issue in Curse of the Arctic Star. It's a tiny complaint, but I'm that snobgoblin. Otherwise, it was a great mystery that I eventually pieced together before the reveal. I hope the future books in this series are just as exciting and quick-paced as Mystery of the Midnight Rider. Yee-haw you later! View 2 comments. Oct 05, Ashlee rated it liked it. Saw the ending coming, I sound like a broken record I'll still read any new Nancy Drew material, but they need to make these mysteries a little better. I get they are considered "kids" books but they should keep in mind how many adults read the series when WE were kids and they should pay homage to the original stories in these new spin-offs. Mar 07, Katherine Tingen rated it it was amazing. Dana Mystery of the Midnight Rider trainer gets really mad at Payton for disobedience and disrespecting herself and Dana. Right before Payton's first round in her show, Dana comes and tells her that her prize horse, Midnight, has just failed his drug test and that she may be suspended from the show. Later right after she goes home Payton finds a note threatening to kill her if she doesn't back out In the beginning of the book Mystery of the Midnight Rider you meet Ned and Nancy at their friend Payton's Horse show. Later right after she goes home Payton finds a note threatening to kill her if she doesn't back out of the race but no one will let her. The next day to everyone's surprise Paytons saddle is cut into tons of little peaces. Once everyone has left Payton calls Nancy telling her Mystery of the Midnight Rider she thinks that someone has been stalking her. The next day right before Paytons Mystery of the Midnight Rider Prix Nancy Mystery of the Midnight Rider her "scraping mud of her saddle" when really she was ruining her back up saddle. It doesn't dawn on Nancy though intil Payton is racing and Nancy goes and stops the race and Payton admits that she has been sabotaging her own career. Payton has to go and explain it to the police and the community of River Heights. Payton then decides to quit from competitive horse riding. Then she treats Ned and Nancy to a date in the forest. Payton's horse gets drugged and fails it's drug test. Dana is very worried that Payton her star pupil will get suspended or won't be able to get into the Grand Prix. This makes Dana very mad and Payton gets yelled at. Then Payton throws a small fit and doesn't want to talk to Dana. Also when Neds Mystery of the Midnight Rider hosts a barbecue. When they open the barbecue they find a note addressed to Payton saying that if she doesn't back out of the show someone is going to come and kill her. Everyone then gets super nervous and worried for Payton but insist that she keep the show going. Knowing this is scaring Payton Ned won't leave her side Mystery of the Midnight Rider give her any privacy. I really like the book. Some things I liked about the book were that there was always some mystery and suspence. I Mystery of the Midnight Rider enjoyed the creepy sensation that someone was always watching you. And my favorite thing was that there was sooo much discription and I felt like I was there. I disliked that the story was so short. And then I didn't like that Jessica Paytons Enemie is so rude to everyone she meets. And the last thing that displeased my was that the main big bad guy is siblings with Paytons trainer; I was not happy. Jan 26, eden adi rated it really liked it Shelves: middle-grade. I loved this mystery! Pretty difficult to guess the culprit, and great characters and setting. May 06, Britney Dillon rated it really liked it. I'm still really enjoying this new series. I appreciated that the mystery ended when the book ended. Non-spoiler section : We have a solid mystery here: a compelling story-line, a good list of suspects, interesting characters, a cute subplot, sleuthing and brilliant detective skills. Most of the issues had to do with coherency. There were things that I felt wouldn't happen, which I guess served the themes? Explained more in the spoiler section. Along with the coherency thing, the characters do not sound their age. I thought Payton, the central character, was 16 at least, but her trainer Dana made a comment implying that Payton is 12 years old. Midnight Rider - Wikipedia Uh-oh, it looks like your Internet Explorer is out of date. For a better shopping experience, please upgrade now. Javascript is not enabled in your browser. Enabling JavaScript in your browser will allow you to experience all the features of our site. Learn how to enable JavaScript on your browser. Kids' Club Eligible. NOOK Mystery of the Midnight Rider. Just about everyone out there is wearing beige breeches and tall boots. At the moment it was crowded with horses and riders warming up for their next class. All of them—male and female, teenagers and adults—were dressed almost exactly alike. Is that you? Ned waved. She was about sixteen, with a slender build and delicate features that made her look tiny atop Mystery of the Midnight Rider horse, an enormous bay with a splash of white on its forehead. And I never miss coming out to watch this show. The annual River Heights Horse Show was a prestigious competition, attracting top hunter- jumper riders from all over the country. When she responded, her voice was even quieter. Time for a change of subject. A sad look flitted across her face. I rolled my eyes at him.
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