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Beautiful Gift Book.
I liked this book a lot because the end of the chapters would pull you in to the next one. The Mystery At The Ski Jump by Carolyn Keene is a story that has kidnapping, running away from bad guys and snooping around. If you like books that have mysteries in them, you will like this book. The main character is Nancy Drew. She is smart and very sneaky. The book takes place at hotels, apartment buildings, ski jumps, and forests.
The big plot is that Mrs. Channing is selling fake stock to other people through the forest fur company. It all started when Mrs. Channing drove her car into Nancy's next door neighbors front door. Then Mrs. Channing sold Nancy's baby sitter some stock, and that's when Nancy investigated the crime. When Nancy was in the woods she got kidnapped by two guys who said that she was too smart for her own good.
At the end of the book Nancy solves the mystery with her two friends and her aunt. The big problem was that their was someone using her name and identity. During that period of time that person had stolen from stores, and they were framing Nancy for all of it! I would recommend this book any age.
I liked this book a lot because the end of the chapters would pull you in to the next one. The Mystery At The Ski Jump by Carolyn Keene is a story that has kidnapping, running away from bad guys and snooping around. If you like books that have mysteries in them, you will like this book. The main character is Nancy Drew. She is smart and very sneaky. The book takes place at hotels, apartment buildings, ski jumps, and forests.
The big plot is that Mrs. Channing is selling fake stock to other people through the forest fur company. It all started when Mrs. Channing drove her car into Nancy's next door neighbors front door. Then Mrs. Channing sold Nancy's baby sitter some stock, and that's when Nancy investigated the crime. When Nancy was in the woods she got kidnapped by two guys who said that she was too smart for her own good.
At the end of the book Nancy solves the mystery with her two friends and her aunt. The big problem was that their was someone using her name and identity. During that period of time that person had stolen from stores, and they were framing Nancy for all of it! I would recommend this book any age.
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