The Hardy Boys: Program for Destruction - Franklin W. Dixon
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 The Hardy Boys: Program for Destruction - Franklin W. Dixon
 The Hardy Boys: Program for Destruction - Franklin W. Dixon ... Book is published 1987-11 by Pocket BooksNewest Review: ... advanced holds no prisoners. For those of you who are unaware, the Hardy Boys are a pair of All-American brothers, aged 18 ... more ... and 17 respectively, and have been since the 1920s, when the first book came out! In keeping their ages the same throughout the books, the target audience of teenage boys is covered every time.
The books are all published under the pseudonym Franklin W Dixon, but are actually written by a number of different ghost writers. Each adventure sees the common occurrence of the brothers investigating a mystery, whether it turns out to be a local woman with a seemingly haunted house, or a trip in a space rocket to s...more |
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Program for Destruction (The Hardy Boys)
Pages: 180, Edition: Reissue, Paperback, Pocket Books Last Update 23.11.2009 05:46
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The Hardy Boys: Program for Destruction - Franklin W. Dixon: The brothers experience new technology in the making.......a ... (465 words)
by - written on 09/05/09 (Very useful, 61 readings)
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Program For Destruction is the 87th Hardy Boys book, and it follows on suit from the previous few books which dealt with the ever developing world of technology. In this story, brothers Frank and Joe Hardy, sons of supersleuth Fenton Hardy, get involved with computer-operated vehicles. It seems that there are a number of suspicious goings on around the company that manufacture the vehicles, with accidents and technical malfunctions threatening to put the company out of business. Frank and Joe are asked to investigate, and soon discover a cutthroat world where the race to be the most technologically advanced holds no prisoners. For those of you who ... Read the complete review
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