New Lives, New Loves

by Carolyn Keene

Beginning her first semester of life in a coed dorm at Wilder University, Nancy Drew finds adventure in a series of dorm thefts, a handsome premed student, and her changing relationship with Ned. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0671527371
• ISBN13: 9780671527372
• Release Date: September 1995
• Publisher: Simon Pulse
• Length: 184 Pages
• Weight: 0.20 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 4.2" x 6.8"
• Age Range: 12 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 7 and higher

Customer Reviews

Great way to start the series

I have re-read this book a number of times because I found it really enjoyable.The book introduces a number of new characters that become Nancy's, George's and Bess's friends - so there are a lot of plots going on at once.I think it is better than the original series because in the originals Nancy was never at school or Uni so I was wondering when she would ever get an education!! In the Uni books although there are some mysteries they are much smaller which I think is better because Nancy always managed to solve about a billion mysteries. These books concentrate more on the characters lives - and are therefore much more realistic.Would reccomend it to all Nancy Drew fans or other readers who generally like that genre.

finally a cure for the common Sweet Valley U stupidness

This was truly a great series and I was sorry to learn that it would no longer be coming out monthly. Nancy had always been so fake, so good, and perfect in the originals. I liked them for the mystery, but realism seriously lacked. This college series is so realstic and I love it. I don't mind that Nancy is ignoring Ned. He has to realize that things change, as does Bess.Plus, this is one of the best college series' I ever read. Unlike the Sweet Valley University's, these are realistic. There characters are flawed, too emotional, can be pesty. They are just like every other person I know in real life. The writer doesn't try to justify their actions: they're human.

This book was good , but not what expected.

This book was a good book but as I said not what I expected. This book is good because of its events and the dicripion of the dorm campus etc. etc. But this book had its down falls for one this did not seem like Nancy, because she did not start investigating any thing in till late in the book that's NOT Nancy. She normally starts by atleast the 3rd chapter. I think this was a good book if you want to read this book go ahead just be prepared to be disapointed in a way. The reason I say what I say is because I read the Mystery Stories , and the Nancy Drew Files, and it did not seem to have that same exitement the old ones have. I feel sorry for Bess because of what happend to Bess with Dave if you ask me he's a Jerk. Then I could not beleve what happend to Ned and Nancy I mean i think Ned needed to understand that Nancy put up with hime durning his frist year at Emerson and now he has to put up with Nancy and ajust to her new life at Wilder. I am going to continue to read Nancy Drew on Campus because although not my favorite I enjoyed this book.

I love it!

While reading it, you feel as if you're opening up a whole new chapter in the Nancy Drew series. Here, finally she enters college and after reading it you're kept wondering what will happen next!

good book

Although not one of my favorites, it was very good! I really enjoy the college series for it's realistic plots, the romance, the drama. I think it's sad that Bess feels so left out from her friends, because they didn't want to share a dorm with her, because they wanted to meet other people. But seriously, that's what college is all about- growing up and meeting new people.