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Tell Me the Truth (Nancy Drew on Campus #4)

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Tell Me the Truth is an incredible book, though I wouldn't reccomend it for kids under 11. It deals with real adult issues, as this whole series does, and may not be suitable for people who do not understand the circle of life.

This book picked up upon Nancy's growing relationship and attraction to Peter Goodwin (I think that's how you spell it). Somehow, Nancy gets these vibes that Peter is not telling her the truth. Ex-girlfriend (of Peter's) Dawn Steiger, who is also Nancy's resident advisor, only confirms Nancy's suspicions, yet doesn't tell her, though it is obvious she knows. Another complication - well, maybe not so much a complication, but definetely confusing issue - is that Nancy has got to figure out why junior, journalist, and hot-shot Jake Collins is suddenly giving her much more attention. They haven't even spoken two words to each other before!

People who have read any book(s) in this series know that mystery takes the back seat whereas life and romance share the front. However mystery still plays a significant part in all books, and in this one, Bess Marvin - one of Nancy's best friends - is framed for stealing a huge biology exam. It's up to Nancy to help her friends and clear their names.

I know that I've said plenty about not reccomending this book, but honestly, it is one of my favourites in the series. If you feel you won't be confused about real-life issues, YOU MUST READ THIS BOOK!!!!!!!!!!!

This is really good. One of the best. But it was sort of sad that Peter and Nancy had to break their relationship off. They would have made a real good couple. But it is very awesome and I absolutely love it!