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| Original Title: | The Secret of the Golden Pavilion (Nancy Drew Mystery Stories, #36) |
| ISBN: | 0006922066 (ISBN13: 9780006922063) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Nancy Drew Mystery Stories #36 |
Carolyn Keene
Paperback | Pages: 160 pages Rating: 3.93 | 3821 Users | 82 Reviews
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| Title | : | The Secret of the Golden Pavilion (Nancy Drew Mystery Stories #36) |
| Author | : | Carolyn Keene |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 160 pages |
| Published | : | November 12th 1992 by Armada (first published 1959) |
| Categories | : | Mystery. Fiction. Young Adult. Childrens |
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Nancy is on the case, once again! Her father’s client, Mr.Sakamaki needs help. His deceased grandfather’s estate, Kaluakua has a mystery nobody knows. Its Golden Pavilion may be haunted, and two middle-aged suspects claim to be the grand children of Grandfather Sakamaki and are going to run and take over the estate. Nancy must prove them wrong and stop a terrible gang called the Double Scorps who are trying to steal the secret kings cape in the Golden Pavilion. Are the posing grandchildren part of the Double Scorps and are going to inherit the estate for all of the Double Scorps? What does a sacred king’s cape have to do with the Secret of the Golden Pavilion? And who is that ghost that dances by the Pavilion every night? Nancy is going to find out everything, from the Double Scorps, to perhaps two Grandfather Sakamaki. Could the Grandfather Sakamaki in California be the wrong one that owns the Kaluakua? Help Nancy Drew solve the mystery!Rating Of Books The Secret of the Golden Pavilion (Nancy Drew Mystery Stories #36)
Ratings: 3.93 From 3821 Users | 82 ReviewsCriticism Of Books The Secret of the Golden Pavilion (Nancy Drew Mystery Stories #36)
This was one Nancy Drew book that was pretty above par.I came across this in the library catalogue when I was trying to remember the name of Island Boy. (Fiction set in Hawaii being my search term.) And I used to love reading Nancy Drew books, so I figured, why not.And now I wonder ... where they always this, well, terrible? Was the characterization always so thin? Nancy is smart, George is a tomboy, Bess likes to eat? (Seriously. Here that was about it.)If I were wishing to introduce a young person to Nancy Drew, I would definitely not start with
A fun re-read from my favorite childhood series.
Yikes! Nancy's adventures are always convoluted and chock-full of handy coincidences...but this one was a little over the top even for the most forgiving Nancy fan.Ah, well - there has to be an off-flavor in every box of chocolates! 2 Stars
Names were very confusing. There were probably three names that started with the letter K. Also, the clues were somewhat hard to follow at some points. However, I always love the endings of the Nancy Drew books and reading about everything coming together. Another Nancy Drew in the bag!
Debating whether to rate it four or five stars... I loved it! This Nancy Drew book was just amazing! I loved picturing Hawaii, and I loved that Ned, Burt, and Dave were in it! I love it when the boys join Nancy and her friends on the case. I really would like to read more Nancy Drew books with the boys in it! It's really fun reading about them. I just loved it! Except I'm still not sure whether to give it a four or five... :/
"One of Mr. Drew's new clients, Mr. Sakamaki, requests Nancy's help solving a mystery. Mr. Sakamaki recently inherited his grandfather's estate in Hawaii, but two strangers arrive, claiming to also be the grandchildren of his deceased grandfather. Can Nancy uncover the truth?" [x]- This book opens differently from the others. Usually Nancy is discussing a new case with someone but this one opens with Nancy in a helicopter bringing Togo home from a dog show "in a city some distance away". Not
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