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deleted_detective7955
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May-16-2004 16:41
Hi any body has read or is a fan of Nancy Drew, The Hardy boys, Trixie bendel? Puhleez post!
P.S. If so do ya have a fave?
A book lover - Mag
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james lee
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May-18-2004 09:15
unfortunately for me, i've read to many hardy boy books, most in the fourth grade
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inspector
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May-18-2004 13:50
I guess I got started, with a copy of "The Boy's Sherlock Holmes", and then "Enclycopedia Brown", (anyone for a "garage agency"?). I don't really remember crossing paths with Nancy Drew or the Hardy Boys. There were a lot of books that were titled like "The Mystery of the Deserted "Whatever", but always seemed to turn out an "innocent mystery" that just needed to be "explained".
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reda
Well-Connected
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May-18-2004 16:25
used to read a lot of doyle/christie when i was a kid. in the last years i still read a lot but not so many detectives any more.
kitten i liked the secret history too :)
reading a dean koontz book now. not a detective really but a bit of a mystery.
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deleted_detective9972
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May-29-2004 18:16
i really like Dan Brown(DaVinci Code, Angels and Demons). he counts as a mystery writer, right? for detective stories, i like Robert B. Parker and Lawrence Block.
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james lee
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May-30-2004 11:21
what about detective shows? ANGEL is a story about a PI, does that count?
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sirgarr
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May-30-2004 14:42
"The Practice" was once awesome... not exactly a detective show...
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KEhleyr1
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May-30-2004 15:12
Ah yes, but when they bring in William Shatner you know it must be the beginning of the end...or maybe the end of the end.
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inspector
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Jun-1-2004 11:43
Columbo I thought always had the best cases. Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer for the hard boiled noir, and for an investigative reporter, Kolchak The Nightstalker with all these X-file type cases and an editor who would never believe him.
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Harriet Vane
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Jun-3-2004 20:31
I like Dorothy Sayers (could you guess?) and Josephine Tey.
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wireshaper
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Nov-22-2004 22:01
Hardy Boys were cool, Nancy Drew got on my nerves (too perfect kinda like barbie) But I LOVE Trixie Belden. Since I am 19 I would like everyone to know I read grownup books too. Any suggestions?
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