Information on the various international versions of the books and the many places that Nancy has traveled in her adventures.

An annotated bibliography of books for girls written in the last two hundred years which reflect the roles for girls considered proper at the time.

Analysis of the title character as a positive role model for young women, as revealed through the books in the series.

An updated resource of the many incarnations of Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew mysteries from 1927 to the present, with an emphasis on literary criticism and interpretation.

Fan site for Millie Benson known to many as "Carolyn Keene" for her popular Nancy Drew books. Features biography, works, archives, and the history behind her pen name.

Lists the books in the various series, and their year of publication.

Nancy Drew website by Mystery Net. All about Nancy Drew and Carolyn Keene. Buy Nancy Drew books, Nancy Drew games, and discuss in Nancy Drew forums.

Designed for fans and collectors. Provides information on this plucky sleuth including history, books, formats and pictures.

Features an overview of the series, character profiles, descriptions of Nancy's home and the city of River Heights, travel destinations, and a FAQ.

Official web site for Nancy Drew. Provides online mysteries, Shockwave games, Nancy Drew history and trivia, and Web-based discussion.

Biography of Mildred A. Wirt Benson, discussing her contributions to the character and the series. Includes a bibliography.

Review of the book written by a 15 year old Swedish girl as an exercise in English. Includes an overview of the characters and a summary of the story.

Discusses the individuals who outlined, wrote, edited, and revised each book in the series under the collective pen name of Carolyn Keene. [PDF Format]