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 The Hardy Boys: The Skyfire Puzzle - Franklin W. Dixon
 The Hardy Boys: The Skyfire Puzzle - Franklin W. Dixon ... Book is published 1989-02 by Pocket BooksNewest Review: ... the Kennedy Space Centre in a kind of 'blink and you miss it' kind of plot hurrying. What we usually get from the Hardy Boys ... more ... is an unlikely plot with little characterisation for the two main characters. All-American brothers, and sons of supersleuth Fenton Hardy, Frank and Joe Hardy regularly go off on adventure, whether they be sought out to solve a mystery, or they stumble into it.
What we get here is one of those where the brothers fall into the adventure, and things progress quickly once this happens. The plot is a solid one, and makes much of the space race. As it was written in the 1980s, the result is what now seems a rather dated...more |
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The Skyfire Puzzle (Hardy Boys)
Pages: 160, Hardcover, Angus & Robertson Last Update 08.12.2009 06:07
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The Hardy Boys: The Skyfire Puzzle - Franklin W. Dixon: Let's go fly a spaceship, up to the highest......... oh, han ... (384 words)
by - written on 06/05/09 (Very useful, 76 readings)
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The Space Race has been visited by the Hardy Boys before, but The Skyfire Puzzle, the 85th book in the series, features teenage brothers Frank and Joe Hardy potentially going up in space in an effort to put an end to the mysterious attempts to sabotage the US Skyfire space shuttle. Yes, it's a ridiculous notion, but the adventure starts off with some semblance of normality, with the boys setting off on a jaunt in Florida swamps and somehow ending up in the Kennedy Space Centre in a kind of 'blink and you miss it' kind of plot hurrying. What we usually get from the Hardy Boys is an unlikely plot with little characterisation for the two main ... Read the complete review
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