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Description
Nancy Drew takes on a classroom mystery in a story written for early readers. When her classmate George is blamed for writing and passing notes in class, she risks being left out of the school field trip. Determined to help, Nancy follows clues, questions her friends, and discovers who actually sent the notes, proving George's innocence. The Clue in the Glue mixes simple problem-solving with a relatable school setting.
Quick Summary
Looking for a quick, kid-friendly mystery that also teaches a lesson about kindness? "The Clue in the Glue" follows Nancy and her friends as they step in to help George, a classmate who's been unfairly blamed for passing notes in class. The story mixes light-hearted sleuthing with a gentle reminder that it's important to stand up for a friend, and the short chapters and simple language make it perfect for early readers who are just getting the hang of chapter books. The mystery itself is easy to follow think a missing clue hidden in a bottle of glue so kids can feel the thrill of solving it without being overwhelmed. Parents will appreciate that there's nothing scary or overly serious, just a fun, positive story about teamwork and fairness. If your kid likes the early "Nancy Drew" books or the "A to Z Mysteries," this one is a great next step.