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Uncivil Acts

Nancy Drew: Girl Detective seriesbook 10 of 38Next:Riverboat Ruse(2005) →

A Civil War reenactment should be fun, right? Not in our town! It feels like war fever's taken over. The tension started to build when we all chose sides. Confederate and Union sympathizers never did mix. And if that wasn't enough to heat things up, someone started to secretly dig large holes in the battlefield. Pretty odd — and very suspicious. Is someone waging a little war of their own, and trying to cheat? And if so, the bigger question is why?

Audience
childrensyoung adult
Length
short · 160 pages

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