Awards

• Short-listed for Agatha Awards (Nonfiction) 2007

Overview

"Nancy Drew turned 76 last year, but you wouldn't know it to look at her. Perfectly coiffed, with Titian hair to die for, a roadster (with a lot of miles on it), an ever-adoring fiance, and the best sidekicks a girl could want, our intrepid heroine is still solving mysteries, finding clues, escaping from villains, and saving the day, all without mussing those gorgeous tresses. And now, so can you. ""The Official Nancy Drew Handbook"" will teach you all you need to know to live the Nancy life, with tips on fashion and beauty, romance, relationships, survival, sleuthing, and success. Soon you too will be tapping out Morse code with your high heels, taming a phantom bronco, outsmarting evildoers, and foiling kidnappers. Girl Detectives need look no further to learn the life lessons of a super sleuth!"

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9781594741944

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Growing up, girl detective Nancy Drew kept us stylishly entertained with her keen mystery solving skills, loyal best friends and classic wardrobe. Now she can help you do the same with the book The Official Nancy Drew Handbook. --McClatchy-Tribune News Service Most girls (and quite possibly some boys) who have ever read a Nancy Drew mystery--and Nancy has been solving them for 77 years, so that is a lot of readers--has probably thought at least once: 'Wouldn't it be great to be as smart as Nancy?' Well, yes, it would be. And now there is a book to help girls of all ages (and quite possibly some boys) achieve that goal. --The Hartford Courant

Growing up, girl detective Nancy Drew kept us stylishly entertained with her keen mystery solving skills, loyal best friends and classic wardrobe. Now she can help you do the same with the book The Official Nancy Drew Handbook. --McClatchy-Tribune News Service <br> <br> Most girls (and quite possibly some boys) who have ever read a Nancy Drew mystery--and Nancy has been solving them for 77 years, so that is a lot of readers--has probably thought at least once: 'Wouldn't it be great to be as smart as Nancy?' Well, yes, it would be. And now there is a book to help girls of all ages (and quite possibly some boys) achieve that goal. --The Hartford Courant

Author Information

Penny Warner has written more than 40 books, including six mysteries in the award-winning Connor Westphal series. She lives in Danville, California.

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