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Nancy Drew: Girl Detective

18 books
Complete series

About this series

The 2004–2012 relaunch of Nancy Drew, published by Aladdin and credited, as every Nancy Drew line is, to the house name Carolyn Keene. It restarted the numbering at book one and ran to forty-seven volumes, closing with Stalk, Don't Run in 2012. From 2008 onward the mysteries were told in linked three-book arcs, so a run of titles is often a single case carried across three volumes. It is a separate line from the original Nancy Drew Mystery Stories and does not continue that series' numbering.

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  • What is the correct reading order for the Nancy Drew Girl Detective series?

    The books in the Nancy Drew Girl Detective series are generally designed to be read in publication order, as each book presents a self-contained mystery. While there isn't a strict overarching plot, following the numbered sequence is the intended progression.

  • Are there any TV shows or movies based on the Nancy Drew Girl Detective series?

    The Nancy Drew character has been adapted into numerous films and television series over the years. However, the specific 'Girl Detective' iteration of the books does not have a direct, dedicated adaptation.

  • How does the Nancy Drew Girl Detective series differ from other Nancy Drew books?

    This series updates Nancy Drew for a contemporary audience, featuring modern technology and settings while retaining her classic detective skills. It offers shorter, faster-paced mysteries compared to some of the earlier, longer-running Nancy Drew series.

  • Who is the main character in Carolyn Keene's series about a girl detective?

    The main character in the Nancy Drew: Girl Detective series is Nancy Drew. She is a young detective who solves various mysteries.

  • What is the identity mystery trilogy Nancy Drew?

    The identity mystery trilogy in the Nancy Drew: Girl Detective series consists of books #33 Secret Identity, #34 Identity Theft, and #35 Identity Revealed. These books form a connected storyline.