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Nancy Drew Mystery Stories 50 The Double Jinx Mystery Carolyn Keen 1973 Edition Grosset and Dunlap - TulipStuff
Nancy Drew Mystery Stories 50 The Double Jinx Mystery Carolyn Keen 1973 Edition Grosset and Dunlap - TulipStuff
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The Double Jinx Mystery, Nancy Drew Mystery Stories, number 50 in the series. Author: Carolyn Keene. Hardcover, 180 pages. Publisher: Grosset & Dunlap, no 9550, published in 1973. Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 72-90826, ISBN 0-448-09550-5.

Book is in very good condition. Covers are in excellent condition. Inner pages are in very good condition with a few light smudges on the margins of some pages.

From the book: "A bird of ill omen is mysteriously left on the Drews' front lawn. Did the person who put it there do so with the intent of jinxing Nancy and her father?..."

Nancy Drew Mystery Stories 50 The Double Jinx Mystery Carolyn Keen 1973 Edition Grosset and Dunlap

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The Double Jinx Mystery, Nancy Drew Mystery Stories, number 50 in the series. Author: Carolyn Keene. Hardcover, 180 pages. Publisher: Grosset & Dunlap, no 9550, published in 1973. Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 72-90826, ISBN 0-448-09550-5.

Book is in very good condition. Covers are in excellent condition. Inner pages are in very good condition with a few light smudges on the margins of some pages.

From the book: "A bird of ill omen is mysteriously left on the Drews' front lawn. Did the person who put it there do so with the intent of jinxing Nancy and her father?..."

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