Nancy: The John Stanley Library #2

In "Oona Goosepimple," Nancy finds herself drawn into a peculiar afternoon when a bouncing ball leads her straight into Oona’s house—just as a sudden snowstorm traps her inside. With the Yoyos lurking behind the fireplace, Nancy must think fast to escape, and Oona’s clever trickery might just be her only chance.

Jo and the gang head off to summer camp, but Sluggo’s left behind—until Mr. McOnion, fed up with his mudball antics, pays for his ticket just to keep him out of trouble. Now Sluggo’s off to camp too, and the real adventure’s just beginning.

When Sluggo accidentally turns the lake into a swirling sea of bubbles with a spray gun full of detergent, he finds himself in a slippery, sudsy predicament after a chase with some boys. The Muddy Lake becomes a fizzy, unpredictable playground where even the water itself seems to have a mind of its own.

In "A Midnight Stroll," Nancy follows Oona through a hidden door beneath a bush in the forest, uncovering a mysterious passage guarded by the Yo-Yos that leads straight to the fireplace of Oona’s house. The story unfolds with quiet wonder, blending childhood curiosity and the magic of unseen paths.