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Type of bind: Hardcover
EAN num: 9781557092687
Format: Facsimile, Illustrated
ISBN number: 1557092680
Label: Applewood Books(MA)
Manufacturer: Applewood Books(MA)
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 228
Printing Date: April 01, 2000
Publishing house: Applewood Books(MA)
Age index: Ages 9-12
Sale Popularity Level: 535733
Studio: Applewood Books(MA)
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Frank and Joe break up the Taffy Marr jewel smuggling ring.
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R.W. Finnan and his spotlight review above. After I read it, I knew I could not hope to top it, and I agree 100%.
Keep them coming, R.W.!!
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What happened at midnight is a hardy boys mystery. It is about the two hardy bothers, Frank and Joe. They are trying to catch some smugglers. The smugglers are trying to get a secret inventiion that a man named Malcolm Wright made. The hardy boys realize that the smugglers are rough and mean. They are not as easy to catch as the other thieves they have caught before. Frank and Joe have many adventures and prolems. Joe gets kidnapped and Frank almost gets hit in the head by an anchor.
This book is really good because its full of adventure and mystery. This is one of the best books in the hardy boys series
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What happened at midnight is a hardy boys mystery. It is about the two hardy bothers, Frank and Joe. They are trying to catch some smugglers. The smugglers are trying to get a secret inventiion that a man named Malcolm Wright made. The hardy boys realize that the smugglers are rough and mean. They are not as easy to catch as the other thieves they have caught before. Frank and Joe have many adventures and prolems. Joe gets kidnapped and Frank almost gets hit in the head by an anchor.
This book is really good because its full of adventure and mystery. This is one of the best books in the hardy boys series
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The Hardy Boys find themselves in an unusual situation. Their father asked them to break into someone's home to retrieve a mysterious package. The boys find a way into the house, but almost as quickly as they have entered the house they see car headlights. Soon another set of thieves enter the house. After a tussle with the thieves the Hardy Boys are able to locate the mysterious package in a secret hiding place.
Soon the Hardy Boys are in the midst of one of their most dangerous cases. One of the boys is kidnapped. The boys tail a criminal to New York City and are nearly run down in a subway. Later the boys are in a plane that develops serious engine trouble, threatening the boys with death! Even with all the danger the boys face, there is yet more to come when the boys learn what is in the mysterious package and why the crooks want the package.
The author seems to be hooked on caves. The caves that appeared in "The Shore Road Mystery" appear prominently in this book. I think that once crooks find a good set of caves they must pass the location on to their friends.
I noticed a couple of rough spots where it appeared the more recent authors who revised the story may have eliminated some prose and struggled to smooth out transitions. I also thought the description of the electronics was a bit weak. Why were the electronics so valuable? Of course, yesterday we expect electronics to be inexpensive. In another update perhaps the author will describe the electronics as the only prototype of a new video game in existence, or something similar.
This story moved along briskly, with a lot of action. This story is reasonably well written and held my attention from beginning to end. I think this story is one of the better stories in the series.
Though the Hardy Boys series is written in a relatively archaic fashion, as reading material for an increasingly younger audience they are excellent. The stories were once recommended for children ages 10 to 14. As children are exposed to more violence and seem to require greater levels of stimulation, the recommended age range has move to 9 to 12. I think any child capable of reading some of the challenging words in these books will enjoy them, regardless of how tame most of the action may be. Once a child has reached age 12 or so the stories may be of less interest, but given the combination of mystery and action, these books remain good safe choices for parents who want to know what their children are reading.
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This book is about a secret invention that has to be taken good care of while Mr.Hardy and the inventor are out of town. While the hardy boys are protecting it throughout the book ,many things happen and happen to them. Then finally near the end they arest people of the smuggler/kidnapper gang and get a clue as they go along.Read it and find out what happens in the end.my opinion about the book is that it is very interesting and entertaining. I like it because as you go along it gives you a clue and makes you think like a investagator. Then in the end it all comes together and you get the whole meaning of everything.
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