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Any "Nancy Drew" fans in here?
I was just wondering.
I have read several ND, and NDF books. I really want to get the NDHBSMs. (Can you'll guess what that stands for  )My fav story is 63, and my favorite cover is 158. (I think they are real people standing inforont of a bluescreen) Anyone know how to get the ND movie that came out last December? 
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11-05-2003, 19:48
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Where's the love for the Boxcar Children?
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11-05-2003, 20:37
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I remember the Boxcar Children! Though, I was more into the Goosebumps series when I was younger (I have all of those!)
 - Katie
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11-05-2003, 21:19
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I'm a little too old for Goosebumps....
Boxcar Children was where it's at.
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11-05-2003, 23:37
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i loved the boxcar children sooooo much, almost as much as pee wee scouts. who remembers those?? now they were good books
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12-05-2003, 02:40
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I devoured books when I was younger. I remember the Hardy Boys, Peewee Scouts, Boxcar Children...
Had moved onto Crition and read his entire collection by the middle of 4th grade, and did book reports. 6thgrade was Mitchner. I was able to understand the general concepts, but went back and reread Space last year and got so much more out of it. Like all the sexual innuendo. Wetzel ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 6th grade is different from 12th grade. By a lot.
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12-05-2003, 17:25
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who read the sweet valley series?? those were good books too. i found one the other day and started reading my while collection all over again.
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16-05-2003, 13:41
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OK... I think this thread has gone off track...
Well, NDHBSMs does stand for Nancy Drew Hardy Boys Super Mysteries. Has anyone read ND 158, Curse of the Black Cat? If not, How about ND Files 120, Dangerous Loves? (And only as a last effort: ) ND On Campus (Blahhhh) 1? (Sickining, I would only read them if I didn't have to pay for them.) -enable--edit About the BxCrKds, I have read a few of them, and I really think the storys are to juvinile, like they are written for 3rd graders. Also, even though I'm not a big fan of romance, I do think Simon and Shuscters needs to make another seiries when ND dumps Ned, FH dumps Callie, and ND & FH get together solving international mysteries involving presidential assians, super spying, Hackers, Al-Quida, Husain,... (I'm shure you get the picture) Last edited by LBK Rules : 16-05-2003 at 13:47.
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21-05-2003, 22:29
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Quote:
Anyone read "Absolutely Normal Chaos" ? Great story too...
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