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Summary: Really Good Book Lindsay V, Miller Place, N.Y.
Review: I started reading the original Nancy Drews eleven years ago when I was just eight years old, and no matter how many times I've read them since, I just never get tired of them. 'Mystery at Lilac Inn' is a perfect example of why. As usual, Nancy's just trying to help out a friend when she finds herself confronted with a challenge she naturally can't refuse, ending up embroiled in any number of unsavoury situations before the final page comes around. The mystery is genuinely intriguing, and while slightly old-fashioned dialogue might put a few readers off, it's really a treat to see halfway decent speech patterns for a change. An honestly enjoyable mystery combined with a heroine who was surprisingly modern for her time makes for a classic that is every bit as delightful today as it was forty years ago.
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Summary: Exellent Mystery
Review: I was really pleased with this Nancy Drew book.Keeps you guessing all the way through.The only problem i had was Bess amd George had not made it into the series yet:o( Great for young and old...
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Summary: Nancy has to find out who her secret impersonater is.
Review: In this book, a person brakes into Nancys' house. She steals Nancys' charge plate, her picture (to copy her looks) and some of her clothes. She uses huge amounts of money on the card. But this person also has something to do with Lilac in.(Where nancy is staying) Nancy almost get injured, -almost dies!!!! If you want to find out what happens, read the book
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Summary: Nancy's Big Hit
Review: Looking for a mystery? Read The mystery at Lilac Inn, by Carolyn Keene. Meet Nancy and Helen, two teenagers who solve a series of mysteries in the Nancy Drew books. In this book, Nancy and Helen go to Lilac Inn to visit their friend Emily, the owner. Strange things have been happening at Lilac Inn. First Nancy and Helen's cabin gets blown up. Then someone sees a ghost. Then Emily's diamonds get stolen. What will come next? Can Nancy and Helen solve the mystery? Will it be too scary? Find out by reading this fantastic book.
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Summary: I have read 31 Nancy Drew books and this was one of the best
Review: My mom read Nancy Drew books when she was a girl and only remembers her favorite ones. When she saw the title, she said to me she remembered it very well. Obviously, she did! She made me fall asleep telling me about the whole thing!!
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Summary: A Great Book
Review: Nancy Drew and the Mystery at Lilac Inn is the best Nancy Drew book I have read so far.
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Summary: A good book for any one who likes Nancy Drews
Review: Nancy is visting a friend who is getting married soon but strange things start happing to the lilac inn (where nancy is staying) . tools disapear from the tool shed and the young women's (whom nancy is visting) jewles disapear in a blackout, the cabin where nancy and her friends are staying explodes while they are looking for clues. can nancy catch the jwel thief and her imposter in time to save the lilac inn
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Summary: It was great, but ...
Review: The book was great but personally I think the original was better (the one where no one was impersonating Nancy).
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Summary: The mystery at Lilac Inn
Review: The Mystery at Lilac Inn by Caroyline Keene is one of the best books I have ever read in a long time. It is an unraviling mystery at every turn. There is a girl detective named Nancy Drew. She goes to visit some friends down in the country side, But she finds out later that there has been a lot more than just fun and games, there has been someone stealing things from the Inn they were staying in. This starts their long jorney to find the impersonator. This book is great for all ages it definitely deserves five stars.
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Summary: I DON'T SEE WHY I CAN ONLY RATE IT FIVE OR UNDER!
Review: This book is LOADED with SUSPENSE and if I could Iwould rate it eighteen! If you're the type who likes mysteries where you're in SUCH suspense you're sitting on the edge of you're chair waiting for the next thing to happen-I know you'd rate it eighteen too!
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