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{PDF} Clue in the Jewel Box Ebook Free Download CLUE IN THE JEWEL BOX PDF, EPUB, EBOOK C. Keene | 180 pages | 14 Oct 2000 | Penguin Young Readers Group | 9780448095202 | English | New York, NY, United States Clue in the Jewel Box PDF Book I recommend this book to anyone who likes a good mystery. Orange silhouette paste downs and end papers have some foxing with an erasure on rear end sheet. Highlights include: abnoxious, crass villian with bad manners that refuses to go away, sleuthing process interesting. I just found them in the attic. Orange silhouette endpapers. Details if other :. Honestly I know these books are geared toward a juvenile audience but they still come across as heavy handed in the 'do good' department. In short, a decent story in the Nancy Drew pantheon although it goes on a little long. Nancy Drew the Clue of the Dancing Puppet. Still a pleasing copy in jacket of this first edition of the 20th installment in the Nancy Drew series that lists to previous title Missing Map at inner flap. And Nancy has her mysteries on the brain. Turns out the queen had a grandson who was smuggled out of the country to live in hiding in It takes her a while to catch on to how he manages to escape capture. Community Reviews. She wanted to read a book my mom, her grandma, read when she was her age. Wartime pages toned as always. Nancy Drew the Clue of the Velvet Mask. I must have read this 5 times hoping each time I would change my mind and like it but nope it's awful. It held the same charm which all the Mildred editions possessed and much more. Everyone in her family was killed, except her grandson, Michael, who was whisked away to America by his faithful nurse, Nada. Showing View 1 comment. In stressful times like this-sometimes one needs a bit of Nancy Drew. Lists with This Book. A secret in the old jewel box helps Nancy unveil a slick impostor, and bring the mystery to its thrilling conclusion. Clue in the Jewel Box Writer A delightful and charming mystery. Want to Read saving…. Item added to your basket View basket. Mar 18, Fern Kuntz rated it it was amazing. Nancy happens to stumble across a clu Nancy meets Mrs. To ask other readers questions about The Clue in the Jewel Box , please sign up. I recommend this book to anyone who likes a good mystery. She only had a few of her most valuable things. Matte Pictorial bright. Children's literature portal Novels portal. Another wonderful addition to the Nancy Drew mystery book series. It doesn't really advance the plot but obviously it is necessary to fill out these books. Condition: Very Good. Tandy illustrator. I really had high hopes and This is what I call a real Nancy Drew delight. Mildred Benson Ghostwriter. Pages have the usual war-time "tanning". I just found them in the attic. Also available from:. Nancy Drew the Secret of the Forgotten City. Readers also enjoyed. She does eventually figure it out, though. Nancy Drew the Invisible Intruder. The company that was the creator of the Nancy Drew series, the Stratemeyer Syndicate, hired a variety of writers. And Carolyn Keene works really hard to keep the Very Important Clues from being revealed to the reader so the ending doesn't get spoiled, so she has Nancy discover said clues and then never mention them to anyone until the appropriate time, forty pages later. First edition, very good blue cloth hardcover with orange letter and nancy illustration to cover shows foxing to page edges, touch of foxing to covers, age tanning to pages and some other mild trace wear, in very good dust jacket at bottom of flap and at top that shows some rubbing and soil and light edgewear that includes tiny chips and tears. They figure who the real grandson of the old lady is. Presumed 1st. Oct 04, Loraena rated it liked it. Madame Alexandra, who is living in exile in River Heights, asks Nancy to search for her long-lost grandson. Get A Copy. Hello, scary movies. Unclipped jacket has light chipping and tears at edges, discolored spine and signs of general wear, else intact and in good shape. Clue in the Jewel Box Reviews Bet that's awkward. Not price clipped. Orange silhouette paste downs and end papers have some foxing with an erasure on rear end sheet. The plot was clear and conceivable. Pass it on! Pages have the usual war-time "tanning". In stressful times like this-sometimes one needs a bit of Nancy Drew. Katherine and Nancy decided to enter the fashion show. I, for some reason, kept thinking it was Greek based. Jan 17, eve v. Katherine meets Mr. Russell H. Twenty-five chapters. Alexandra, when the older woman has a fainting spell while at the mall. Usually her moments of "look at me with my spiffy little roadster and perfect figure and perfect hair being perfect" are overshadowed by her moments of "look at me being awesome and escaping from an abandoned cabin where I've been tied up and left for dead in the middle of the winter. Dust Jacket Condition: very good. Orange silhouette endpapers. Then he turns out to be an imposter! Mini-review: This was a good Nancy Drew. Boards and spine are straight. NOT exLib. Clue in the Jewel Box Read Online Also, there's something that I noticed when I read these books as a 7th grader but wasn't as bothered by then: do we really need to be constantly reminded how fucking perfect Nancy is? LitFlash The eBooks you want at the lowest prices. Condition: Good. View all 8 comments. View 1 comment. Nothing too outrageous happened and the cast of characters were interesting. In this book there are two mysteries. Lol, yeah, there were quite a few coincidences that lead Nancy to solving this mystery, but it was still overall a pretty good mystery. A young man residing in River Heights that goes by the name of Francis Baum. The first author to use the pseudonym was Mildred Wirt Benson, who wrote 23 of the original 30 books. Bet that's awkward. The grandson has been missing since the revolution and believed to have been brought to America. Early on in the story, Nancy believes she has found the prince. Dust Jacket Condition: VG-. Error rating book. Unclipped jacket has light chipping and tears at edges, discolored spine and signs of general wear, else intact and in good shape. Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account. For Nancy Drew, the writers used the pseudonym Carolyn Keene to assure anonymity of the creator. This article about a children's novel of the s is a stub. Pages are toned but clean and in very good condition. Seller Rating:. Mini-review: This was a good Nancy Drew. Nancy Drew the Clue in the Jewel Box. DJ art by Tandy is bright and colorful. People just don't write books quite like this anymore. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. Marie Alexandra, living in River Heights in exile, asks Nancy to search for her long-lost grandson. She is also involved with pursuing pickpockets who are preying upon citizens in River Heights, including Mr. First edition. White spine DJ, flap not clipped. Mar 18, Fern Kuntz rated it it was amazing. 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