Status Updates From The Bungalow Mystery (Nancy...

The Bungalow mystery is told in first person narrative. I know that it is first person narrative because Nancy Drew tells the story and she only knows her thoughts.

I chose this book because I liked the other Nancy Drew books and I thought this would be good as well. I am a big fan of Nancy Drew books and Mystery books in general which made me want to read this book.

The significant moment is when Nancy finds out her dad is an danger. This moment is significant because this is when she starts to find her dad. This matters because it is the beginning of the story so its sets the tone for the whole story. This is a turning point from when everything is great to when she starts to worry.

Now reading the OG, published by ApplewoodBooks

Does Nancy ever go to school? lol

Does this girl even go to school? lol

It felt time for a fun and easy read

Wasn't expecting much but the first chapter was very good. I'm excited to finish this now.

This begins the classic trope of “bad guy looks like good guy and fools everyone”

A pattern I’ve noticed. Nice = innocent. Rude = guilty of something.

Okay in my book it only goes to pages 180 and literally loving it so far I love how much mystery and villain talk there is amazing

Reliving my childhood brb

Good thing he talks to himself and the baffling discovery in the old bungalow.

I came to the spot of the original cover. Good job, Tandy !

“If I get through, I must depend on my own initiative.”

As Nancy puts on tire chains during another deluge, she “wished with all her heart that someone would come along and blunter to help her. However.. she was forced to depend upon her own resourcefulness.”

Drive 40 miles in 2 hours.

Could it be that “keen” is put into each book. I saw it in the Old Clock too :)

Romance in Nancy Drew?! What! I already ship

Ch 5

Five hours until overdrive reclaims this book 😬

Idk why but I was in the mood to re-read Nancy Drew and so here we are....

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I love Nancy Drew!

I demanded to know why Nancy didn't call the police when she discovered a victim in the woods..then I remembered she didn't have a cellphone :(

And now for a quick read, lets revisit Nancy Drew.

This audio book has music when something is going on and it reminds me of radio dramas of the 30’s and Its AMAZING

In my book, I think the target audience is teenagers. I think this because all of the characters that are mentioned besides the parents and guardians are around the teen age. They also include intense themes including near death experiences and possibly abusive guardians. Finally, there is also complex vocabulary that younger children would usually not be able to understand or put into context.

In this book, Nancy is facing the conflict of character v. character. I know this because she is trying to solve the bungalow mystery, therefore the one who committed the crime is who she is going against. She has many useful skills that allow her to somewhat battle this person throughout the book which continues to lead me to think it is character v. character during the entire book.