Not! I remember loving this book when I was much younger, and while reading it I could see why. In the end, Nancy shows us she can puzzle out the mystery while dealing with distractions, annoyances, and painful injuries and make it all seem smooth and uncomplicated despite those nuisances along the way.moreĪ Ghostiing We Will Go Nancy has a golf tournament to attend, and along with her is her she brings her girlfriends, her boyfriend Ned, and her father. All the clues have to be considered and all the facts verified, otherwise you're just jumping to conclusions. I did appreciate George's slip-up and the lesson that just because the clues fit one suspect, that doesn't mean they can't also fit another. Another annoyance was boastful Barty, at least Nancy handled him rather effectively considering his bothersome butting in. Some of the spookiness of the haunted bridge was solved early on thus removing any further unease, and the jewel thieves and possible forgers were always set aside so Nancy could advance in the golf tournament. There were some criminal components that could have made for an intriguing read, but the mystery was overshadowed by the golf tournament.

Another annoyance was boastful Barty, at least Nancy ha A mediocre mystery that could have been more exciting if the right elements had been played up. A mediocre mystery that could have been more exciting if the right elements had been played up.

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