Nancy dives into a creek to save the plaque, and takes a ride on a runaway ox. I was hoping for more of a treasure-in-plain-sight thing like with the NYT Crossword Puzzle, but no luck.

In this edition of The Nancy Travelogues, Nancy and B&G go to South America! To decode some old plaque. Nancy almost gets sucked out of a plane (at a high cruising altitude, the passenger door just falls off the fuselage! For some reason they fly all the This book has probably the greatest amount of WTFery to date. This book has probably the greatest amount of WTFery to date. I'm going to get Nancy done before the year is out!. I'm missing #45 (Spider Sapphire Mystery) which I will continue to grill family members about - I'm sure one of them have run off with it - it does have a rather alluring cover if you love gems, and we have a lot of rockhounds around here. I liked this one and would rate in in the top tier.there was respect for other cultures and races and that was good to see. She gets it all done in her allotted 177 pages. She is flying over forest of ancient woods, and trying to solve the mystery of an ancient plaque that has a place in a native family's historical roots.

Nancy Drew's #44 Mystery lands her in Peru! Machu Picchu, Nazca Lines, Indigenous citizens throwing their best Quechua at her, and she answers back with Quechuan greetings and farewells (she does have a bit of show-off in her, you must admit!). I liked this one and would rate in in the top tier.

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