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Even though I was able to predict the bad guy, I still enjoyed this audiobook very much. I love the interactions between Nancy and all of her friends.

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lighthearted mysterious medium-paced

Plot- or character-driven? Plot
Flaws of characters a main focus? No

3.0

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4.0

I love the way Nancy Drew can still stay relevant with hardhitting issues like arts vs. sports fundraising inequality. I was surprised at how topical the major conflict was and its seamless integration into a timeless series such as Nancy Drew. We luckily only got 2 "dubious" utterances and the author has eased up on highlighting this adjective in her mystery series. This was a great addition to the series and the criminal kept me guessing. I didn't deduce who they were until right before the reveal. My only beef was the Green Club wanted to egg somebody's house because they're weren't recycling. It seemed really silly and rather hypocritical for a environmentally conscious group to waste animal products. Weird offshoot aside, this was a quick and fun mystery that lifted my serious. I'm getting really tired of first-person narratives and it made me aware that I've already read 16 books in the first perspective. Yuck. This series is a great comfort to me and I hope not to reach the end any time soon. I'll always be team arts and I think team sports has more than enough support they could possibly need, thank you. In the words of Goofy Movie: no more pep rallies to skip. Bleh!

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4.0

Sabotage at Willow Woods by Carolyn Keene is the fourth of the Nancy Drew Diaries. Nancy and her friends get caught up in campaign sabotage in a neighboring town. George's cousin is running for city council but it seems that someone is out to ruin the campaign.

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