Book details
A Question of Guilt (Nancy Drew & Hardy Boys Super Mysteries #26)
Description
Nancy Drew attends a meeting of the Vidocq unsolved-crime society in hopes of clearing a client's name of a murder charge, while Frank and Joe Hardy, attending the same meeting, seek to prove the same client's guilt.
Age
12-18
Text complexity
beginner
Length
224 pages
Book in series
#26
Why to read
- Engaging Crossover: 'A Question of Guilt' offers a unique experience by combining the investigative prowess of both Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys, providing fans of either series a thrilling narrative that showcases the best of both worlds.
- Complex Mystery: The book presents a complex and intriguing mystery that keeps readers guessing. The plot is filled with twists and turns, making it an engaging read for anyone who loves a good whodunit.
- Character Development: Reading this book allows fans to delve deeper into the personalities and dynamics of the beloved characters. Witnessing Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys work together provides insights into their problem-solving approaches and teamwork.
- Nostalgic Charm: For those who grew up reading Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys mysteries, 'A Question of Guilt' offers a dose of nostalgia, rekindling the joy of childhood reading while providing a fresh adventure for new and returning readers alike.