
Written by Carolyn Keene · Illustrated by Jan Naimo Jones
Part of the Nancy Drew Notebooks series
Can Rebecca really turn people into ice, or is it all a trick?
Nancy's friend Rebecca lands the role of the Snow Queen and claims her wand can freeze anything. When a dog and three boys vanish, leaving icy replicas, Nancy must uncover the truth. Is Rebecca wielding real magic, or is there a clever illusion at play? As the mystery deepens, Nancy races to solve the puzzle before more disappearances occur. Can she reveal the secret behind the snow statues, or will the Snow Queen's icy grip remain unchallenged?
“SUGAR IS SWEET, SNOW IS NICE.TURN THIS PESTYDOG INTO ICE!”Nancy’s friend Rebecca Ramirez wants to be an actress when she grows up. Now that she has the part of the Snow Queen in a play, she claims that with a wave of her magic wand she really can turn things into ice.Bess and George believe her, but Nancy doesn’t. Then a dog that put his muddy paws on Rebecca’s white coat vanishes, and in his place is a snow statue that looks exactly like him. Then three bratty boys from school disappear, and in their place are three snowmen – wearing the boys’ hats! Could Rebecca really be a snow queen after all?
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