The Quest of the Missing Map (Nancy Drew, Book 19)

by Carolyn Keene

Book Overview

Prompted by the concerns of a young child, Nancy investigates a small studio on the Chatham estate. She discovers that there is a connection between the mysterious occurrences at Ship Cottage and her... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 044809519X
• Release Date: January 1942
• Publisher: Grosset & Dunlap
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.58 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 4.9" x 7.6"

Customer Reviews

Nancy Dew is awesome

Carolyn Keene has managed to do it again. I read another one of her stories in a day. I love the character of Nancy because she is smart and quick. She uses her mind to solve mysteries. Her kind of character should me in more stories for young girls! This story was filled with a fantastic and intriguing mystery that kept my nose in the book for hours on end.

Beautiful facsimile of original printing

If you want a copy of this beautiful facsimile edition of this Nancy Drew which contains the original 25 chapter text and dust jacket, get it now. Applewood Books is no longer printing any of the Nancy Drew facsimile editions.

You've got to read this book!

This book is great! you'll love it just like you love all the other books you've read of Nancy Drew! If you read the first page you will become involved with this book and you won't be able to put it down. You'll feel like the great sleuth your self and will just have to read the rest of the series! It's an awesome book and you have to read it!

I JUST LOVE NANCY DREW BOOKS!

I love Nancy Drew because she uses her common sense, herintelligence, and her knack for seeing the significance of small cluesto solve mysteries. In THE QUEST OF THE MISSING MAP, Nancy comes home from school and the housekeeper (Hannah) is on the telephone with a woman named Ellen Smith. Ellen claims that her house is haunted. Nancy immediately jumps on the case and soon is involved in a quest to find answers and to figure out the mystery of this haunted house. Along the way, she encounters goofy characters and many puzzling events. But in the end, she's smart enough to figure things out. Although I would have enjoyed some more details about some of the characters and why they act they way do, all in all I think this is a good book and I recommend it to anyone who likes Nancy's style. END