pick4✨ It has been so long since I read a Nancy Drew book. I‘m so glad I picked this up again because I found myself wishing I had more time to read it. Now that I‘m older I think I can appreciate the older style of writing that didn‘t make a lot of sense to me as a kid. Nancy is working her way to a golfing tournament at a hotel she is staying at with her two besties Beth and George.⬇️
Cleaning and getting rid of toys my oldest doesn‘t want. If you look closely you can see her arm. I‘m just guiding step by step to make sure it gets done to get ready for new things she‘s getting for Easter. Honestly, I‘m mostly reading while she makes a bigger mess. 😅
March 31 #SavvySettings Bridge This one is number 15, I strictly remember the cover more then anything. My favorite teen author. @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
pickInternational jewel thieves, a golf tournament, a creepy dude and a haunted footbridge. Nancy has really found herself a doozy of a case this time!
“Barty was ahead before he came to the sixteenth hole,“ George revealed. “He didn‘t need to cheat for the match already was his. He just couldn‘t bear to take a #penalty”
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Still reading my Nancy Drew‘s. The tagged volume is one of my favorites so far!
These are some of the first mysteries I remember reading as a child. I love the cover of The Haunted Bridge, but I'm pretty sure it gave me nightmares (it still might!) I really want to reread these, along with my other Nancy Drew books & Trixie Belden. #ReadingResolutions #MysteryMonday
I picked up the 1937 edition on the left the the other day. I wanted to compare the text, as I've heard they were somewhat rewritten in later editions. I read the first chapter of the original, then read the first chapter of the 1972 edition. Very different! The gist was the same, but it was certainly a more substantial rewriting than I was expecting! Now I'll have to read all of each of them to find out how the rest was changed!
pickNostalgia is still propelling me through the series…📚
My mom has been collecting these old Nancy Drew hardbacks and whenever I find one I think she might not have and it's not crazy expensive, I grab it. Going to give them to her when she visits for Xmas.
Thanks for the awesome #bookstack #giveaway @Liberty 😄😄 #bookfriday2017
Published in 1937, The Haunted Bridge is perfect for today's #uncannyoctober prompt: published in the 1930s. I must be the only person who doesn't own The Grapes of Wrath 😂
#Coale is secure in his manhood and says that Nancy Drew books are great and you don't have to be a girl to read them. 😼 #breakingboundaries #catsofLitsy #PerfectPets
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First: I love Madeline!
Second: I color for ZEN.
Third: I really wanted a book sleeve !
Fourth: I am terrified of bridges: walking or driving over them, so the book is funny.
I love the game scrabble. I fell in love with my hubby over a scrabble board. BUT the Snow White bracelet 😭 my sister died at 5 years old in June 1976, her favorite movie Snow White. It's like she's saying hello. 💗 @mrsamandahood #homemadedecades
pickMy daughter found these at the library's used book sale. I loved these when I was her age.
There are dozens of Nancy Drew books and have 54, so I grabbed one to represent for #favbookishfriendships who are Nancy, Bess, and George. I will include Ned Nickerson as well since he is more on the scene than Bess and George's beaux.
Nancy Drew 15: The Haunted Bridge | 
