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The Hardy Boys: The Jungle Pyramid - Franklin W. Dixon


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The Hardy Boys: The Jungle Pyramid - Franklin W. Dixon

 
Description: ISBN 0448089564 / Genre: Junior Books / Author: Franklin W. Dixon / Hardcover / Reading Level: Ages 9-12 / 192 Pages / Book is published ... more
The Hardy Boys: The Jungle Pyramid - Franklin W. Dixon ... 1977-02 by Grosset & Dunlap

Newest Review: ... from a mint. The boys' search takes them down from their peaceful US town of Bayport to Mexico City, and it is here that ... more

 ... events take a bit of turn around as another mystery rears its head. In true form, Frank and Joe tackle it head on, sure that they, a couple of teenage boys, can solve the world's greatest mysteries, as they have done before. What I find annoys me about this and other Hardy Boys books is that the ghost writer seems to expect the reader to do a lot of the imagining. Ridiculous as it is in assuming that two teenagers are the ones chosen to solve the crime, I accept that it is this type of plot that raises the Hardy Bo...more

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Premium Review The Hardy Boys: The Jungle Pyramid - Franklin W. Dixon: The Hardys trip to Mexico (374 words)
by - written on 10/03/09 (Very useful, 45 readings)
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The Jungle Pyramid is the 56th in the series of popular Hardy Boys books written predominantly for teenage boys. The books are released under the pseudonym Franklin W Dixon but are written by a number of different ghost writers. This one features, once again, an unlikely start to the story, with our heroes, brothers Frank and Joe Hardy, sons of supersleuth Fenton Hardy, finding themselves hunting for missing gold, stolen by pros from a mint. The boys' search takes them down from their peaceful US town of Bayport to Mexico City, and it is here that events take a bit of turn around as another mystery rears its head. In true form, Frank and Joe tackle it head ...  Read the complete review

 

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