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The Bungalow Mystery (Nancy Drew Mystery Stories, No 3)

The Bungalow Mystery (Nancy Drew Mystery Stories, No 3)

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: a suspenseful book
Review: I am really enjoying reading the original Nancy Drew books that Applewood Publishers has been turning out.The illustrations by Russell Tandy are great!I read the whole series 20 years ago in grade school.Now I'm a teacher and getting a kick out of collecting these books and rereading them!The language from the 30's is hilarious.The language is dated, but a scream to read these books. A real piece of Americana.If you loved these books as a child, reread the originals, they are far superior.

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: Boring title, Good book...(*** 1/2 stars...)
Review: I read the 1930 version of this book. The title is boring, tho somehow caught my intrest as well; what in the world could be so mysterious about a bungalow? The book is a pretty good installment in the series, anyway. The part where Nancy hides inside the dark bungalow is suspenful, and is one of the rare moments is a Nancy Drew book where I was on the edge of my seat!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: we'd all like to be like Nancy
Review: See if you can get the "Bungalow Mystery" in an Applegate edition, which preserves the original language and attitudes of the 30s. The updated versions are fine too, but the originals, although fixed in an earlier period, are remarkable for their descriptive, exact language.

Carefully plotted and deftly written, the "Bungalow Mystery" finds Nancy coming to the aid of a new friend who has rescued her during a storm on the lake near her summer camp. There is the trademark Carolyn Keene blend of exciting situations and Nancy's remarkable resourcefulness. I recommend all the Nancy
Drew yarns to the girls of my piano studio. Wholesome and winsome, Nancy has aged well, and continues to delight young readers.

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: The Bungalow Mystery
Review: The Bungalow Mystery is exiting and thrilling!Nancy Drew and Hellen Corning,are invited to Lilac Inn to help there friend Emily plann her wedding, but then strange things begin happening at Lilac Inn,as always Nancy Drew takes the case! The It is one of my favorite books of the series of Nancy Drew! It is pretty intriging and exiting!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A great book
Review: The Bungalow Mystery was one of the Classic Nancy Drew mysteries. It was the first Nancy Drew book I read. I was 8 and I loved it. This book was so good I snuck a flashlight under my pillow the night I got the book just so I could finish it. I recommend this book. i give it ***** stars.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: an exciting adventure
Review: This book was one of the best Nancy Drew books. It captivated your interest and was suspenseful. It was a story of friendships made and renewed. You'll like the surprise ending and how Nancy goes about solving the case.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: A Very Original Plot
Review: This review concerns the original 1930 edition and the revised 1960 edition which follows a similar plot to the original, with a few changes. Nancy becomes friends with an orphaned girl named Laura when she rescues Nancy and her friend Helen after their motorboat sinks during a violent storm. Upon meeting Laura's new gaurdian, Nancy immediately dislikes him. After Laura runs away from him, Nancy's suspicions of him are aroused even more. Nancy goes to confront the man only to discover that Laura's gaurdian is not who he seems to be. It's unfortunate that this book has the title that it does because I imagine that very few people were enticed to read the book based on its title. Those that passed over this book missed a very interesting and original story for either this series or the Hardy Boys. The book is very well-written (the original version, anyway) and from chapter 10 onwards is hard to put down. Something that I particularly liked about this book was that Nancy actively had a hand in capturing the criminal (criminals in the revised edition). Don't passover reading this book because of its blah title. I believe that most people who read this book will enjoy it.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Fabulous Story
Review: This was the 2nd best book in the series, only to its predecessor, The Hidden Staircase. The book kicks into action around page 70 and is non-stop suspense from there on. Its actually one of the few books that has a good mystery in the story and the cliff hangers at the end of each chapter are well thought out. In my opinion most of the Nancy Drew books were awful. The set is over rated. Of the original 56 books, about 25 of them are good. Half the set. This ranks in at #2 with me.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Still great after all these years!
Review: What a teriffic book. It got me hooked on Nancy Drew books for many years. I found my original a while back...it is still a wonderful book. You are all in for a great treat!

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Nancy Drew sure captures your interest in this book!
Review: You'll love this book! Nancy and helen were saved by a girl named Laura and she becomes their friend.While talking to this poor girl Nancy finds herself solving a suspenseful mystery that will keep you hanging until the very end. Nancy finds that her dad's mystery and Laura's mystery are connected. Read this book and I guarantee that you'll love it all the way to the end!


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