Meet the Original Nancy Drew.

In Large, Easy-to-Read Print for the Visually Impaired.

This is the original Secret of the Old Clock as written in the 1930s, reproduced in LARGE PRINT for readers with visual impairments. The text is set in 18-point type, as recommended by the American Council for the Blind, using an accessibility-friendly font designed to make reading as easy and comfortable as possible.
This book has been split into two volumes to keep the size compact and easy to hold for readers with physical disabilities such as arthritis.

This is the original Nancy Drew.

The 1930s Nancy Drew was younger, more adventure-seeking, law-bending, and danger-finding. She was whip-smart, cunning, and absolutely in charge. She directs police, outwits criminals, and answers to no one.

In the 1950s, the Nancy Drew Mystery Stories were rewritten. The proto-feminist heroine, written just a decade after women won the vote, was reshaped for a more conservative era. She was aged up, toned down, and made to defer. Period details that rooted the story in 1930s America were stripped away. The original version that readers fell in love with became difficult to find.

In 2026, the 1930s originals entered the public domain. This collector's edition reintroduces the unrevised Nancy. So, come meet the original. She's back, and she's not asking permission.

This edition faithfully reproduces the original 1930s Nancy Drew, complete with period illustrations. A racial stereotype has been removed so that this book may be enjoyed by all without perpetuating racism. A full description of these changes is included in the afterword.

This is a large font book with 18 point font.

The Mysterious Affair at Styles.

In Large, Easy-to-Read Print for the Visually Impaired.

Agatha Christie’s first published mystery novel, featuring the brilliant Belgian detective Hercule Poirot. This is the original 1920 text, annotated and reproduced in LARGE PRINT for readers with visual impairments. The text is set in 18-point type, as recommended by the American Council for the Blind, using an accessibility-friendly font designed to make reading as easy and comfortable as possible.

Hardcover: $26.99 | Paperback: $21.99

ISBN: 978-1970935523

542 pages

The Murder of Roger Ackroyd.

In Large, Easy-to-Read Print for the Visually Impaired.

Widely considered one of the greatest mystery novels ever written, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd features Agatha Christie’s legendary detective Hercule Poirot. This is the original 1925 annotated text, reproduced in LARGE PRINT for readers with visual impairments. The text is set in 18-point type, as recommended by the American Council for the Blind, using an accessibility-friendly font designed to make reading as easy and comfortable as possible.

Hardcover: $26.99 | Paperback: $21.99

ISBN: 978-1970935516

530 pages

The Murder at the Vicarage.

In Large, Easy-to-Read Print for the Visually Impaired.

The first Miss Marple mystery, The Murder at the Vicarage introduces Agatha Christie’s beloved amateur detective, Miss Jane Marple. This large print edition is reproduced in LARGE PRINT for readers with visual impairments. The text is set in 18-point type, as recommended by the American Council for the Blind, using an accessibility-friendly font designed to make reading as easy and comfortable as possible.

Hardcover: $26.99 | Paperback: $21.99

ISBN: 978-1970935387

741 pages