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Cover of Hit and Run Holiday. The book cover art copyright is believed to belong to the publisher, Grosset & Dunlap, or to the cover artist.

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Nancy Drew

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It illustrates a change in the characterization of Nancy Drew and a concomitant change in the character's physical depiction. In particular, the image helps the reader to understand the following text in the article: "Cover art for Files titles, such as Hit and Run Holiday, reflects these changes; Nancy is often dressed provocatively, often in short skirts, shirts that reveal her stomach or bust, or a bathing suit. She is always pictured with an attentive, handsome male in the background, and often appears aware of and interested in that male."

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