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There's much more than mere parody going on in this ingenious autobiography of girl detective Nancy Drew; Chelsea Cain's novel expands Nancy's horizons much as Laurie King's "Mary Russell" novels expand those of Sherlock Holmes. Yes, there's humor here -- but it's wry wit rather than slapstick comedy, and Cain knows her material as well as any Sherlockian. Longtime fans of Nancy and her fellow teen sleuths shouldn't miss this book -- and neither should those just meeting Nancy via the new feature film.
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JCBunnell, June 7, 2007
There's much more than mere parody going on in this ingenious autobiography of girl detective Nancy Drew; Chelsea Cain's novel expands Nancy's horizons much as Laurie King's "Mary Russell" novels expand those of Sherlock Holmes. Yes, there's humor here -- but it's wry wit rather than slapstick comedy, and Cain knows her material as well as any Sherlockian. Longtime fans of Nancy and her fellow teen sleuths shouldn't miss this book -- and neither should those just meeting Nancy via the new feature film.Terms and Conditions
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