| ISBN: | 9780545464116 |
| Publisher: | Scholastic |
| Editions: |
6 other editions
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Part of Nancy Drew and the Clue Crew (Series)
- 1 Sleepover Sleuths
- 2 Scream for Ice Cream
- 3 Pony Problems
- 4 The Cinderella Ballet Mystery
- 5 Case of the Sneaky Snowman
- 6 The Fashion Disaster
- 7 The Circus Scare
- 8 Lights, Camera . . . Cats!
- 9 The Halloween Hoax
- 10 Ticket Trouble
- 11 Ski School Sneak
- 12 Valentine's Day Secret
- 13 Chick-napped!
- 14 The Zoo Crew
- 15 Mall Madness
- 16 Thanksgiving Thief
- 17 Wedding Day Disaster
- 18 Parade Problems
- 19 April Fool's Day
- 20 Treasure Trouble
- 21 Double Take
- 22 Unicorn Uproar
- 23 Babysitting Bandit
- 24 Princess Mix-up Mystery
- 25 Buggy Breakout
- 26 Camp Creepy
- 27 Cat Burglar Caper
- 28 Time Thief
- 29 Designed for Disaster
- 30 Dance Off
- 31 The Make-a-Pet Mystery
- 32 Cape Mermaid Mystery
- 33 The Pumpkin Patch Puzzle
- 34 Cupcake Chaos
- 35 Cooking Camp Disaster
- 36 The Secret of the Scarecrow
- 37 The Flower Show Fiasco
- 38 A Musical Mess
- 39 Museum Mayhem
Nancy, George, and Bess are headed to beautiful Barnacle Beach for a pirate-themed birthday party. They've planned every detail, from nautical party games to a real chest of buried treasure. This is going to be the most fun party ever! Until none of the guests show up. Perhaps they've been scared off by mythical beach monster Lonny the Lake Lizard. But that's just silly -- monsters aren't real, right? And now the treasure is gone! This looks like another case for the Clue Crew -- time to find the missing treasure, and the missing friends, too!
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