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1. Books I am in the middle of (with explanations)

In roughly chronological order Ruth Fielding in Moving Pictures. This is my favorite of the Ruth Fielding books, and the kind of thing I often pick up when there’s nothing in particular I want to read. But the most recent time I picked up this one was so long ago that I can’t remember where I got [...]

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2. The lost outlines of “Carolyn” “Keene”

I found this Nancy Drew parody the other day and I think it’s excellent. Cleolinda Jones has distilled the Nancy Drew books to their predictable and ridiculous, yet hugely enjoyable, essence. “E. Stop meddling, Nancy Drew! We’re so dangerous that we 1. made a threatening call to your house! 2. left a threatening letter in your mailbox! 3. ran [...]

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