can anyone give me the chractersketch of nancy drew?
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The original Nancy, as introduced in 1930, is the 16-year-old daughter of lawyer Carson Drew. In the early stories, Nancy's mother died when Nancy was ten years old; this age is changed to three in later stories. With no living mother, Nancy is clearly in charge of household affairs of the family's large, three-story brick house, including giving orders to the housekeeper, Mrs. Gruen.\n\nWhen the 16-year-old Nancy is first introduced, she has already completed high school, and her many friends frequently visit her house. The first of these friends, Helen Corning, appears in the first four volumes, but is never a sleuthing companion. Nancy is often joined in her sleuthing activities by her close friends Georgina"George" Fayne and Bess Marvin, cousins who have opposite personalities. George being a bit of a tomboy, while Bess is the most traditionally feminine character. Helen returns briefly in the original volumes 8 and 10 . In these volumes, she has changed her personality to be more like George Fayne. Helen disappears when Benson resumes ghostwriting with volume 11, but returns from Europe (a favorite vacation spot, for series books chums) for one final appearance in volume 20. Boyfriend Ned Nickerson is introduced in volume seven, and apparently can miss classes at Emerson University to help Nancy regularly, appearing in nearly every story.\n\nNancy is a strawberry blonde (almost red), blue-eyed and bold, and she becomes involved in mysteries without always being invited. She carries a gun in two volumes, and actually uses it against dangerous animals at Shadow Ranch, drives at high speeds on gravel roads, breaks and enters, trespasses, sneaks about, opens locked doors, lockers, chests, drawers, (etc.) and is rather high-handed with adults, including law enforcement, from time to time. She is more courageous than her friends, and undaunted by money or time spent in running down a clue. Her servant, Hannah, worries, but is clearly the employee in these early tales. Nancy is unhindered by the Great Depression or World War II; she is never depicted as having the financial troubles of those she helps by solving mysteries. Ned is so enamored by Nancy, he allows her to wear the pants in the relationship; she frequently changes their plans to involve sleuthing.\n\n\nmain character of novel sherlock holmes\nSherlock Holmes described himself as a "consulting detective", an expert who is brought into cases that have proven too difficult for other (typically official) investigators; we are told that he is on many an occasion able to solve a problem without leaving his home. Naturally, this aspect is minimized in the stories themselves, which tend to focus on the more interesting cases that require him to do actual legwork. He specializes in solving unusual cases using his extraordinary powers of observation and logical reasoning, and frequently demonstrates these abilities to new clients by making on-the-spot deductions about their personalities and recent activities. This simple marketing strategy rarely fails to impress and build confidence in his services (see below).\n\nSir Arthur Conan Doyle credited the conception of Holmes to his teacher at the medical school of Edinburgh University, the gifted surgeon and forensic detective, Joseph Bell. (Forensic science was a relatively new field at the time.) However, some years later Bell wrote to Conan Doyle, "You are yourself Sherlock Holmes and well you know it" (Baring-Gould, p. 8). Holmes was named after Oliver Wendell Holmes, whom Conan Doyle admired, and an English cricketer named Sherlock — however, some early notes give his name as Sherrinford Holmes.\n\nHistorically, Holmes lived from the year 1881 at 221B Baker Street, London, an upper-story flat (in early notes it was described as being situated at Upper Baker Street), where he spent many of his professional years with his good friend, Dr. Watson, and with whom he shared rooms for some ti
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There is a Nancy Drew website where they offer tips and so forth that might help you if you are stuck.  My sister and my son enjoy the games. I personally get stuck too often and I don't do patience well.\n\nHere is a link to the message board site for Her Interactive (the parent company of the Nancy Drew games). Just click on the forum that has the title of the game you are playing and you should be able to get lots of help.\n\nhttp://www.herinteractive.com/prod/bbs/mb.shtml
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I remember the show, and I think you might be able to find what you are looking for in google.  I may be wrong, but that is where I go when I am looking for just about everything.  Good Luck in your search, sorry I wasn't much help.
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Try this:\nhttp://www.freepatternsonline.com
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Yep another lost childrens classic and its spin off Chocky's Children.\nChocky was a represented by a green misty blob on the screen and used to communicate via telepathy.\n\nTV Cream says..\n\nADAPTED FROM the John Wyndham book nobody read, story of various "quiet" children who come into telepathic contact with a geometrically-shaped alien resembling those computer bits in The Demon Seed, and promising unlimited energy or something. Inevitably, nasy grown-ups wanted to exploit it. Adventures of varying quality ensued.\n\nApparently it says there was a 3rd Chocky show Chockys Challange but I don't remember that one?\n\nWow just checked Play.com £8.99 for the complete works\nhttp://www.play.com/Search.aspx?searchtype=allproducts&searchstring=chocky&page=search&pa=search
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Yes, Im not sure what will happen at the end but I hope the police wont take them as bad witches. I am kind of sad too. The show gets better  and better every time. Email me to talk more. My email is monkeymaster2006@yahoo.com
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0962328413/002-9181512-6592041?v=glance&n=283155\n\ni think thats it
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that pattern has been discontinued. try ebay
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http://www.backstreet.net/links/bsb/fan-fiction-a-0001.html\n\nTONS of BSB fanfiction at this site
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try these following links for a clue:\n\nwww.randomhouse.com/catalog/display.pperl?isbn=9781588363107&view=rg \n\nwww.bookbrowse.com/reading_guides/detail/index.cfm?book_number=1174 \n\nwww.matthewpearl.com/dante/reviews.html
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hey \ni think that you can find plans of haliwell manor on charmed-net.com/en \nhope it's what ur after \nu can find it in multimedia
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Try a few of these sites and see if anything you want is there.  I hear it's supposed be based very much of the first book in the dragnloance series.  I hope it's really good!\n\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0825245/\n\nhttp://movies.yahoo.com/movie/1809761608/info\n\nLater dude!   hehehe
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http://www.fanfiction.net/l/130/3/0/1/1/0/0/0/0/0/1/\n\nBTW for "Char: , and Char2: " just scroll down to find their names.
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Here you go!\n\nhttp://www.designerchecks.com/CheckDetail.aspx?vpid=76
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"Hinds Feet on High Places", I must have read it at least 200 times, and all "Nancy Drew" books, "Anne of Green Gables" is one of the best. I also love "Eragon" and "Eldest".
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The christmas one - didn't Odie run away, and Garfield go out to rescue him?\n\nCheck the link, or eBay...
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EBAY..look up charmed book of shadows the seller is tonia-dean the book is expensive but AWESOME. hope you find it