The Phantom of Pine Hill

by Carolyn Keene

Book Overview

When Nancy Drew and her two close friends arrive for the Emerson University June Week celebration and learn there has been a mix-up in their motel reservations, the confusion leads to a baffling... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0448095424
• Release Date: December 1964
• Publisher: Grosset & Dunlap
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.1" x 7.6"

Customer Reviews

Nancy Drew: The Phantom of Pine Hill

The story, "Nancy Drew: The Phantom of Pine Hill", written by Carolyn Keene, is about Nancy Drew and her best friends. Nancy is a detective that is very hard working. Nancy had to stay at the Rorick house at Pine Hill. The girls are at Emerson, Ohio having fun at the Emerson University's June Week. Not only did Nancy and her friends were at Emerson to see the June Week, but also have to solve two mysteries. They have to find the lost wedding gifts of the Rorick family in the 1800's that was buried around Pine Hill. On the other hand, Nancy had to catch a phantom that was going into the house library. It wanted something from it and she has to find out. This book is great for people who love mysteries or adventures. The story is also good for teenagers to read. It is great for them because it has some stuff that teens could enjoy. It is a very good mystery that readers could think about. The story is also good for people who love mysteries or adventures because it is one of the most interesting stories that a reader could read. Sally N.

I love this book!

This book was awesome. Nanacy, Bess, and George visit Pine Hill to solve a mystery. Someone is getting into a Library... from a secret passage. I won't tell you anymore to spoil the story. If you love Nancy Drew, you should relly read this book. If you don't read it you'll regret it.

Classic tension

I am nine years old, and this book is quite enjoyable, though I wonder how she can live through being knocked out so many times. I love the exciting, edge-of-your-seat fun and tension, like when she takes chances when attempting to capture the "phantom," lest he outsmart her and escape. But I cannot understand why Mr. Drew lets her take so many dangerous chances! After all, he's already lost his wife, and if he loses Nancy. . . what next?

You never outgrow a classic!

I am 35 yrs old and I still read Nancy Drew. My favorite is Phantom of Pine Hill, it's a classic! The setting, characters and plot are still memorable from when I originally read it, when I was 12. Nancy has and always will be my heroine, she taught me to be sensible and unafraid. She is a great role model for young girls, and this book is the best one to start a collection with! I have been unable to put this story to bed in over 23 yrs.

My Favorite Nancy Drew!

I'm 34 years old now and I have a 3 year old daughter. I can't wait until she's 9 and can read my old Nancy Drew mysteries. Readers - do you remember how exciting it was to get your newest Nancy Drew for your birthday or Christmas? I sure do! I'd rush back to my room and absolutely "inhale" Nancy's adventures. What a wonderful time I had with Nancy - and now I will soon get to experience it on a different level with my girl. The Phantom of Pine Hill was classic Nancy Drew. I opened it the other day and found where I had personally drawn pictures at the end of each thrilling, chilling chapter. This was the early 70's so Nancy, Bess and George all sported bell-bottoms and tube tops! Would love to hear from young or old fans of Nancy.