Nancy Drew

just like every great detective.

always looking for clues, finding suspects, and meeting friends. also something scary too. getting kidnapped, to a fire, or a plane about to crash. Nancy drew books are the perfect books for any little or grown up girls!

She isn't a superhero; she doesn't have a sidekick. Her best friends Bess and George as well her boyfriend Ned do help her with various cases, though.

To be a detective like her, you must be able to solve simple mysteries, like were you put your keys. Nancy Drew is only an amateur detective. She does not really want to be a professional detective. Mysteries to her are a hobby. She would help Chief Mcginnis, who is in charge at the River Heights Police Station, solve mysteries. To be a amateur detective like Nancy, get involved with some of your community mysteries. There is no problem in asking the police if they would need any help on cases. Well, you must be a professional detective to do FBI cases, but simple ones like community ones are not illegal to help out with. It also helps if your father or mother is a lawyer or is into crime fighting. Nancy's father was a well known lawyer, so she helped him with his cases. That is basically how you start out as a detective.

The jet pack is in the cottage in the bog! if you spin around youll see baskets its in there.

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But the password doesn't work on the computer until you finish the DNA puzzle. If you're stuck on the puzzle, try a youtube or gameboomers walkthrough.

Carolyn Keene is the penname of the ghost writers of the Nancy Drew and related series. The series is owned now owned by the publishing house Simon and Schuster which has its headquarters at 1230 Avenue of the Americas, NY NY 10020.

Carolyn Keene is a pseudonym used by several authors for the Nancy Drew mystery book series. The Nancy Drew series was created by publisher Edward Stratemeyer in the 1930s and has been a popular series for young readers ever since. The true identity of the original Carolyn Keene remains a mystery.

The title of the first Nancy Drew story is "The Secret of the Old Clock," written by Carolyn Keene.

Carolyn Keene is actually a pseudonym used by a number of different authors for the Nancy Drew mystery series. There is no single person named Carolyn Keene, so there is no information about her marital status.

Carolyn Keene is the pseudonymous author used by the publisher of the Nancy Drew mystery series. The real identity of Carolyn Keene is multiple ghostwriters who have contributed to the series since its inception. As such, there is no specific birthday for Carolyn Keene.

Nancy Drew is typically classified as a mystery fiction series. While some elements of the stories may be grounded in reality, the primary focus is on the teenage detective solving mysteries, which often involve elements of intrigue and suspense that may be more fictionalized.

You can send fan letters to Nancy Drew at Simon & Schuster, Inc., 1230 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10020-1513, USA. Be sure to address it to the attention of the Nancy Drew brand or editorial team.

Carolyn Keene was 97 years old when she died.

No. The name Carolyn Keene, printed on every Nancy Drew book and every River Heights book, is just a pseudonym (a fake name of an author). In fact, the Nancy Drew books were written by various authors. Edward Stratemeyer actually created the characters (using the pseudonym so as not to embarrass his family if the books bombed). Since his death, the series and team of authors was carried on by his daughter.

Further information for questions about the author's death: Mildred Wirt Benson, who wrote the original Nancy Drew books died in 2002, aged 96.

Carolyn Keene was the pseudonym for the author of the Nancy Drew detective books. The books were actually written by a team of writers, but the primary author was Mildred Augustine Wirt Benson. Benson was married to a fellow writer, Asa Wirt.

Carolyn Keene is actually a pseudonym used by various authors of Nancy Drew mystery books. The original Carolyn Keene, Mildred Wirt Benson, was born in Ladora, Iowa in 1905 and later lived in Toledo, Ohio.

The Clue in the Diary (his first appearance), The Clue in the Old Album, Till Death Do Us Part..... But he's in pretty much all of the original books, and from vol. 57-175 he's specifically called her boyfriend.

The Nancy Drew book series was originally created by the publisher Edward Stratemeyer and written by various ghostwriters under the pen name Carolyn Keene. Multiple authors have contributed to the series over the years, with Mildred Wirt Benson being one of the most well-known and prolific contributors.

Carolyn Keene, the author of the first 23 Nancy Drew books, died in 2002. Due to the fact that millions enjoyed the book series, a group of ghostwriters were brought in to continue the series.

Why can't you just go to a library. They are free.

how many brothers and sisters did mildred wirt benson have

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If your playing the wii version there is NO paprika question...

Go to http://www.uhs-hints.com/uhsweb/hints/ndrew10/762.php for detailed instructions on how to complete Tex's challenge (lariat and barrels).

It's actually quite simple. The only reason it seems hard is because you're being timed. But, there's a cheat to that. As soon as you get stuck in the sauna, keep pounding [clicking] on the door. Keep this up until the game claims that Nancy has fainted.

Now go over to where the pipes are and you have all the time in the world to connect them. :]

The character's "birthday" is celebrated on April 28, which is not canon within the stories.

Nancy Drew first appeared in print in 1930's "The Secret of the Old Clock."