About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is preparing for their first big sleepover or navigating the tricky social dynamics of missing toys and misunderstood intentions during playdates. This story follows young Nancy Drew as she attends a doll-themed slumber party where the guest of honor's prized doll goes missing. It is a gentle, age-appropriate introduction to deductive reasoning and social grace. Through Nancy's investigation, children see a model for staying calm and systematic when a problem arises in a high-energy social setting. It emphasizes friendship and fairness over accusation. For parents, it is an ideal tool to discuss the difference between losing something and having it stolen, and how to handle conflict without ruining the fun for everyone involved. The tone is light and celebratory of childhood friendships.
