Nancy Drew wants her team to win the charity bicycle race, but when all the money that has been raised for the cause disappears before the race, she wants to find the thief even more.

It is difficult to crack a case when no one will even admit that one exists.

Nancy has a part in a film reenactment of the heist that gave her town its name. When the cameras start rolling trouble begins.

Nancy, Bess, George, and Ned travel to Arches National Park in search of some hiking and biking, and instead they end up searching for a guide who's gone missing.

Nancy Drew finds herself in the 1930s, solving a crime that occurred during the Great Depression.

When an ancient artifact and a little boy go missing, Nancy and her friends are on the case. The artifact may prove that the Chinese discovered America prior to Columbus, but someone doesn't want that knowledge public and is out to stop Nancy, permanently.

Nancy Drew investigates a theft which occurs when she is on a riverboat.

Just as I'm gearing up to help plan the Mahoney Library's seventy-fifth anniversary celebration, the beautiful old clock, the very centerpiece of the library, is stolen. There's nothing like a good theft to stop a party! Naturally, I throw down the streamers and get to work. Turns out lots of people wanted that clock -- and what's inside. If I don't hustle, this might become two crimes instead of one ...

Nancy and her friends are on a class trip to the zoo. Everyone brought a camera and is excited because their teacher has announced a Best Photo contest. Whoever takes the best picture at the zoo wins a prize! The trip is going great until a flowerbed outside the monkey cage is wrecked and Nancy's class is blamed! The zookeeper is mad and says they might have to leave the zoo if someone doesn't come forward. Nancy is upset. Is one of Nancy's classmates...