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Nancy Drew Links

Note: I'm still working on the links section, so this list is not complete.
If you have a Nancy Drew site, you'd like listed here, send the link to [email protected].

I had a hard time finding quality web sites and info when I first started searching the internet for Nancy Drew.
Here I will list the best sites and articles I've found. Hopefully, this will make your own search a little bit easier!

The Nancy Drew Sleuth Unofficial Website: This is the best and most informative Nancy Drew web site that I have been able to find! This should definitely be your first stop for Nancy info.
The Nancy Drew Sleuths Discussion Group: If you ever have a question regarding Nancy Drew, the people in this group will find the answer for you! By far the friendliest and most informative online discussion group I've ever been a part of.
Around the World with Nancy Drew: This is an excellent site which lists all the places Nancy has been in the United States and around the world. It also explains and sells foreign editions of the popular series.
The Nancy Drew Paperbacks: Another part of the above web site, which is well on its way to providing detailed information on all the paperbacks in the classic Nancy Drew series.
The Unofficial Nancy Drew Home Page: This page is great if you want lists of pretty much every product ever created that relates to Nancy!
Nancy Drew Information and More: A great young site which also features a message board.

Articles
Ghostwriting was the secret of Nancy Drew creator's success: Interesting article about the "Fiction Factory."
Long Live Nancy Drew: This is a great article about Nancy! "When I grow up I wanna be just like Nancy Drew..."
Nancy Drew as a Feminine Myth: A very nice article. "Nancy Drew is the positive role model who teaches young girls what it really means to be a woman."
Readers remain captivated by Nancy Drew: An article about Nancy's success and changes through the years.
Who Illustrated The Clue of the Broken Locket?: Discusses possible illustrators for The Clue of the Broken Locket.
Nancy Drew: An informative article at h2g2, which is "an unconventional guide to life, the universe and everything."
Vintage Cookbooks: Nancy Drew cookbook unlocked clues to good recipes: A neat 1999 article about "The Nancy Drew Cookbook: Clues to Good Cooking," which Grosset & Dunlap published in 1973.
The New Adventures of Nancy Drew: "A Smarty-Pants Parody by Stacy Mineart." ***This site portrays Nancy in an unfavorable light and is also not suitable for children!

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