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Nancy Drew Paperback Books By Apple For Scholastic Inc.

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I have 63 Nancy Drew paperback books for sale. They were published by Apple for Scholastic Inc. It looks like most of these were published in the 90's.

There is some wear on the covers of some books (little chips or creases, small tears, impression marks).

Some of the books are older and the pages have darkened, especially on the inside cover page.

I saw about 6 books that have a name written inside. One book has paper damage on the back cover, one has some tears on the bottom of 4 pages, one has small tears on 4 early pages, and one has tears along the edges of 6 back pages.

# 1 - Kristy's Great Idea #51 - Stacey's Ex-Best Friend
# 2 - Claudia and the Phantom Phone Calls #55 - Jessi's Gold Medal
# 4 - Mary Anne Saves The Day #57 - Dawn Saves The Planet …show more content…

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#14 - Hello, Mallory #84 - Dawn and the School Spirit War
#15 - Little Miss Stoneybrook and Dawn #90 - Welcome To The BSC Baby
#17 - Mary Annes Bad-Luck Mystery #96 - Abby's Lucky Thirteen
#18 - Stacey's Mistake #104 - Abby's Twin
#19 - Claudia and the Bad Joke #106 - Claudia Queen of Seventh Grade
#20 - Kristy & The Walking Disaster #130 - Stacey's Movie
#21 - Mallory and the Trouble With Twins #1 Super Special - Baby-sitters on Boards
#22 - Jessi Ramsey Pet-sitter #3 Super Special - Baby-sitters Winter

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