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The Riddle in the Rare Book
The Riddle in the Rare Book | Carolyn Keene
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When a series of rare-book thefts strikes the Blooms Bookstore & Coffeehouse in River Heights, Nancy Drew finds her only clue in the handwriting of a dead woman.
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The Riddle in the Rare Book | Carolyn Keene
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Bess grinned from ear to ear as everyone cheered, including Mr. Sather. Nancy could have hugged the old#grouch.
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rabbitprincess Aaaa I remember reading Hardy Boys in that same paperback format! Seeing the cover brings back memories 😄 6y
LiterRohde I‘m impressed that you are doing this month out of one series! Kudos! I‘ve tried doing themes for a month and it ain‘t easy. 6y
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The Riddle in the Rare Book | Carolyn Keene
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Story time!

This was my favourite Nancy Drew book, also the one from which I picked this childhood habit. In the story, a character tells Nancy that some rare book owners would circle a specific page number (in pencil) in every book in their collection as a way to ID them in case of theft. I thought this was SO cool and began doing it to my books (this didn't last long). I have no idea why this page number though. Might bring it back.

[DELETED] 2232195534 I think I remember reading that one! 8y
Carol I remember that one! So cool that you did this for a while! 😍😍😍 8y
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