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Original Title:	The Secret at Shadow Ranch
ISBN:	000692526X (ISBN13: 9780006925262)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Nancy Drew Mystery Stories #5
Characters:	Nancy Drew, Bess Marvin, George Fayne
Setting:	Phoenix, Arizona(United States) Arizona(United States)

The Secret of Shadow Ranch (Nancy Drew Mystery Stories #5) Paperback | Pages: 160 pages

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Title	:	The Secret of Shadow Ranch (Nancy Drew Mystery Stories #5)
Author	:	Carolyn Keene
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 160 pages
Published	:	June 15th 1992 by Armada (first published 1931)
Categories	:	Mystery. Young Adult. Fiction. Childrens

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Nancy drew arrives in Phoenix, Arizona, eagerly looking forward to a fun-filled vacation at Shadow Ranch, but abruptly finds herself involved in a baffling mystery. The ranch is being haunted by a phantom horse and maliciously damaged by an unknown enemy. Local people believe that the ghostly animal is carrying out the curse of Dirk Valentine, the romantic outlaw who was killed many years ago at Shadow Ranch, where he had gone to fulfill a promise to his sweetheart.

Suspecting that a treasure hidden by Valentine may be at the root of the Shadow Ranch mystery, Nancy undertakes a challenging search, aided by her friends Bess Marvin and George Fayne. The first vital clue is found in an antique watch and sparks a series of clever deductions and dangerous developments. While seeking further clues, the girls' investigation in a ghost town ends in a near disaster when Nancy is trapped inside a building that is toppled by a rockslide - a rockslide which is deliberately caused. But the pretty titian-haired detective remains undaunted in her determination to solve the mystery.

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Purty good!

This continues my series of comparative reviews of the 1930s and 1950s editions of the Nancy Drew books.Shadow Ranch was the mystery with the biggest divergence of story so far. I've been trying to read them more or less in parallel, but that was pretty much impossible here - they're basically two distinct stories with different plots entirely.In the 1930s version, there are two main mysteries - what happened to Alice's father, and what's the deal with the little blonde girl who lives with the

Thank the book gods for Little Free Libraries, whereupon I found this little treasure. I grew up loving Nancy Drew in every capacity. I would get these original mysteries after long walks to the library with my mother. I'd sit next to my older sister absolutely entranced by the video game adaptations, until eventually I was old enough to play them myself. This particular edition of Nancy's mysteries finds her and her best friends, Bess and George, in a beautifully atmospheric ranch. Shadow

This is my fifth Nancy Drew Book in a month. Although I'm not sure who really wrote this book, it's obvious it's a different writer. Nancy's engaged friend Helen Corning is gone and the cousins George and Bess have replaced her. This book takes Nancy to Arizona far from River Heights and her family. Her father, Carson Drew and housekeeper Hannah Gruen are only mentioned in passing and play no part in this book. Also we hear for the first time of a boyfriend - Ned. Those who have read other Nancy

This is one of the Nancy drew mysteries and as always is in an interesting location when Nancy is on vacation and comes across a theft she gets to solve, it is a good book for young adults

Ah. . . the 1930s. . . it was a sweeter, gentler time. . . a time with neither Coronavirus nor market looting.Yes, there was something called The Great Depression and you may have heard the rumors that there was some nasty racism, too, but none of these ugly matters plague our young heroine, Nancy, in this, or in any other, of her adventures. For titian-haired Nancy was a trim figure in her olive-green knit with matching shoes and, even when she and her young female friends are threatened at the

Nancy Drew leaves the big city, but uncovers a mystery in the Arizona wilderness. Another great addition to this book series.