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In her paper-over-board chapter book debut, Nancy Clancy must find the culprit when a prized possession goes missing at school. Fancy Nancy is growing up-she's now appearing in her first ever chapter book! It's Parents' Day at school, and Nancy and her classmates are displaying their most prized possessions. Then one mysteriously vanishes (that's fancy for goes missing)! It's up to Nancy and her sidekick, Bree, to crack the case, but will Nancy realize the culprit is right under her nose?
Published: April 3, 2012 by Harper Collins
Genre: Humor & Entertainment, Children's Books, Literature & Fiction. Fiction. 128 pages
It expands upon our favorite characters without loosing the charm from the picture books.
Full ReviewAuthor Jane O'Connor shows she knows kids and captures their world "superbly."
Full ReviewO’Connor and Glasser are as in synch as ever, and readers who have grown up with Fancy Nancy will be thrilled to follow her new career path.
Full ReviewIt’s hard to write mysteries for a chapter-book audience, but O’Connor creates a plot with subtle clues and red herrings that allow readers to puzzle out the mystery along with Nancy.
Full ReviewOverall, a pleasant read though not quite memorable.
Full ReviewIt's not just a fun mystery, but it is educational as well.
Full ReviewIt’ a great pre-cursor to introducing younger readers to the classic Nancy Drew mysteries.
Full ReviewIt's plenty of fun, but what I most appreciated about the book is it's continued effort to increase vocabulary
Full ReviewAlong with the familiar Fancy Nancy elements, the new book offers budding readers a good old-fashioned whodunit.
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