Her circle of friends includes cousins Bess Marvin and George Fayne (a girl, despite the masculine name).
She's in great demand all over the world as a teenage sleuth, having closed cases in France, Italy, Canada and Ireland, as well as across the United States. The Her Interactive games portray Nancy as resourceful and intelligent as she ever was. Still as plucky as ever, today's books feature a Nancy that drives a hybrid, owns a cell phone, and solves cases at music festivals and on reality show sets. She could scuba dive, tap dance (in Morse Code!), ride horses and sail boats, just for starters.Īlong the way, Nancy's tresses changed from blonde to titian, she aged from 16 to 18, went to college, fell in and out of love with Ned Nickerson, focused less on her social life and fashion, and developed into a modern young woman. During her exploration of River Heights, she'd usually stumble upon a band of smugglers or counterfeiters and save the day with her quick thinking and seemingly inexhaustible personal talents. She started out as a plucky blonde running errands for her father, lawyer Carson Drew, in her blue roadster. Nancy Drew has been solving cases and nabbing criminals in book form since 1930. We've featured Lights, Camera, Curses! from their Nancy Drew Dossier series, but their hallmark is, and continues to be, the complex large file mysteries.Ī bit of background may be in order for those who may be unfamiliar with this girl detective.
Her Interactive has been cranking out Nancy Drew games since 1996, and Ransom of the Seven Ships is their 20th point-and-click adventure. It would be a mistake to dismiss her as belonging to the realm of tween girls, because without her, we might never have met Buffy Summers, Dana Scully, or Veronica Mars, just to name a few. Her intellect and courage are timeless, and she's been depicted in novels, comic books, movies and TV shows. Girls around the world have looked up to Nancy Drew for generations.
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