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 The Hardy Boys: A Figure in Hiding - Franklin W. Dixon
 The Hardy Boys: A Figure in Hiding - Franklin W. Dixon ... 2005-12 by Applewood BooksNewest Review: ... the showing of the film 'A Figure In Hiding'; whereas the revised version involves the theft of an artefact. Either way, the ... more ... structure of the plot remains consistent as the Hardy Boys find themselves once more thrust into adventure and danger.
A Figure In Hiding is the 16th Hardy Boys book. The books follow the adventures of Frank and Joe Hardy, sons of fictional supersleuth Fenton Hardy, and are written by Franklin W Dixon, the pen name of Leslie McFarlane. Dixon write the first 16 of the Hardy Boys book, and as such, this being the 16th, it marks the last of the first group written by Dixon, who did write further books later on. On the ...more |
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The Hardy Boys: A Figure in Hiding - Franklin W. Dixon: Franklin W Dixon's last of the first set of Hardy Boys books (328 words)
by - written on 05/12/08 (Very useful, 61 readings)
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The first 16 of the Hardy Boys mysteries were penned by Franklin W Dixon. This is the final one of the first set Dixon wrote, and sees Frank and Joe, the Hardy Boys, investigate theft. The books have, on the whole, been revamped, so it really depends on whether you're looking for the original version or the revised one. The original version involves the robbing of a cinema following the showing of the film 'A Figure In Hiding'; whereas the revised version involves the theft of an artefact. Either way, the structure of the plot remains consistent as the Hardy Boys find themselves once more thrust into adventure and danger. A Figure In Hiding is the 16th Hardy ... Read the complete review
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