The Mystery of Cabin Island (Hardy Boys, Book 8)12 reviews Franklin W. Dixon Grosset & Dunlap, 1929 one of the best of the Hardy Boys + The Hardy Boys Get the Medals + the best book i've ever read! + The Mystery of Cabin Island             The Clue of the Screeching Owl (Hardy Boys, Book 41)11 reviews Franklin W. Dixon Grosset & Dunlap, 1962 No Sleep at Night + What Secrets in Black Hollow? + panthers and wolves and owls, oh my! + Fantastic Setting!             The Mystery at Devil's Paw (Hardy Boys, Book 38)10 reviews Franklin W. Dixon Grosset & Dunlap, 1959 Sweet For Mystery Dwellers! + Hardy Boys + Cool Book This book was the fifth book I've read in The Hardy Boys. This is probably my second favorite book in this series because I love mysteries. This book has alot of mysteries in it. My favorite part in this book is when the the group meets Tony. My second favorite part in this book is the ending. My ...             The Secret of the Lost Tunnel (Hardy Boys, Book 29)5 reviews Franklin W. Dixon Grosset & Dunlap, 1950 Civil War Treasure + The Hardy boys Secret of the Lost Tunnel + A Pretty Good Mystery + The Secret of the Lost Tunnel             Hardy Boys 50: Danger on Vampire Trail (Hardy Boys)12 reviews Franklin W. Dixon Grosset & Dunlap, 1971 Great Books + Steven,s mystary review:Danger on vampire trail + A descriptive story for readers of all ages! + Danger On Vampire Trail Is A Very Good Book + CROOK TROUBLE ON VAMP TRAIL             The Yellow Feather Mystery (Hardy Boys, Book 33)4 reviews Franklin W. Dixon Grosset & Dunlap, 1954 Better than You'd Expect! + An Interesting Mystery + Classic, well-written Hardy Boys book Published in 1953 - This was one of the first books painted by Ruddi Nappi. The Hardys live at Woodston College and try to help their friend solve the mystery of The Yellow Feather thought to be a dangerous character stalking their friend. William Dougherty the author of this book wrote only two ...             The Clue of the Broken Blade (Hardy Boys, Book 21)7 reviews Franklin W. Dixon Grosset & Dunlap, 1942 Well Paced And Lots Of Action + The Hardys Take Up Fencing This review concerns the original 1942 edition. Mr. Hardy's case of thieves stealing merchandise as it is being unloaded from ships leads Frank and Joe into another case concerning a broken sword blade. This book is well written, fast paced, has plenty of action and has a good beginning that ...             The Secret Warning (Hardy Boys, Book 17)8 reviews Franklin W. Dixon Grosset & Dunlap, 1938 GREAT ONE + Good THIS STORY IS A PRETTY GOOD ONE IN THE SERIES. IT BASICALLY BEGINS WHEN THE HARDYS GET A NO NAMER THREAT FROM EGYPT, THEN THEY SEE A GHOST OF A PIRATE FROM THE 18TH CENTURY THAT APPARENTLY HAS HAUNTED WHALEBONE ISLAND YEARS AGO HAS NOW RE-APPEARED. THE OWNER OF THE GOLD HEAD OF PHAROAH RHAMATON 4 ...             The Tower Treasure/The House on the Cliff/The Secret of the Old Mill/The Missing Chums/Hunting for Hidden ...20 reviews Franklin W. Dixon Grosset & Dunlap, 1998 My boys love this! + Loved this series + Classic young peoples novels + Best book every + Loved it             The Disappearing Floor (Hardy Boys, Book 19)11 reviews Franklin W. Dixon Grosset & Dunlap, 1940 pretty good book + Science Fiction Hardys + Tough To Rate Personally, I enjoyed this book. It was pretty exciting. There are many exciting things that happen, like a car chase, a smoke screen, a dying man, mysterious robberies, a hidden tunnel, an errie ghost, a disappearing floor, a plane crash, a sabotaged boat, and a strange message. All in all it was ...             Hardy Boys 50: Danger on Vampire Trail (Hardy Boys)12 reviews Franklin W. Dixon Grosset & Dunlap, 1971 Great Books + Steven,s mystary review:Danger on vampire trail + A descriptive story for readers of all ages! + Danger On Vampire Trail Is A Very Good Book + CROOK TROUBLE ON VAMP TRAIL             The Mystery at Devil's Paw (Hardy Boys, Book 38)10 reviews Franklin W. Dixon Grosset & Dunlap, 1959 Sweet For Mystery Dwellers! + Hardy Boys + Cool Book This book was the fifth book I've read in The Hardy Boys. This is probably my second favorite book in this series because I love mysteries. This book has alot of mysteries in it. My favorite part in this book is when the the group meets Tony. My second favorite part in this book is the ending. My ...             The Clue of the Broken Blade (Hardy Boys, Book 21)7 reviews Franklin W. Dixon Grosset & Dunlap, 1942 Well Paced And Lots Of Action + The Hardys Take Up Fencing This review concerns the original 1942 edition. Mr. Hardy's case of thieves stealing merchandise as it is being unloaded from ships leads Frank and Joe into another case concerning a broken sword blade. This book is well written, fast paced, has plenty of action and has a good beginning that ...             The Secret Warning (Hardy Boys, Book 17)8 reviews Franklin W. Dixon Grosset & Dunlap, 1938 GREAT ONE + Good THIS STORY IS A PRETTY GOOD ONE IN THE SERIES. IT BASICALLY BEGINS WHEN THE HARDYS GET A NO NAMER THREAT FROM EGYPT, THEN THEY SEE A GHOST OF A PIRATE FROM THE 18TH CENTURY THAT APPARENTLY HAS HAUNTED WHALEBONE ISLAND YEARS AGO HAS NOW RE-APPEARED. THE OWNER OF THE GOLD HEAD OF PHAROAH RHAMATON 4 ...             The Clue of the Screeching Owl (Hardy Boys, Book 41)11 reviews Franklin W. Dixon Grosset & Dunlap, 1962 No Sleep at Night + What Secrets in Black Hollow? + panthers and wolves and owls, oh my! + Fantastic Setting!             The Yellow Feather Mystery (Hardy Boys, Book 33)4 reviews Franklin W. Dixon Grosset & Dunlap, 1954 Better than You'd Expect! + An Interesting Mystery + Classic, well-written Hardy Boys book Published in 1953 - This was one of the first books painted by Ruddi Nappi. The Hardys live at Woodston College and try to help their friend solve the mystery of The Yellow Feather thought to be a dangerous character stalking their friend. William Dougherty the author of this book wrote only two ...             The Tower Treasure/The House on the Cliff/The Secret of the Old Mill/The Missing Chums/Hunting for Hidden ...20 reviews Franklin W. Dixon Grosset & Dunlap, 1998 My boys love this! + Loved this series + Classic young peoples novels + Best book every + Loved it             The Disappearing Floor (Hardy Boys, Book 19)11 reviews Franklin W. Dixon Grosset & Dunlap, 1940 pretty good book + Science Fiction Hardys + Tough To Rate Personally, I enjoyed this book. It was pretty exciting. There are many exciting things that happen, like a car chase, a smoke screen, a dying man, mysterious robberies, a hidden tunnel, an errie ghost, a disappearing floor, a plane crash, a sabotaged boat, and a strange message. All in all it was ...             The Mystery of Cabin Island (Hardy Boys, Book 8)12 reviews Franklin W. Dixon Grosset & Dunlap, 1929 one of the best of the Hardy Boys + The Hardy Boys Get the Medals + the best book i've ever read! + The Mystery of Cabin Island             The Secret of the Lost Tunnel (Hardy Boys, Book 29)5 reviews Franklin W. Dixon Grosset & Dunlap, 1950 Civil War Treasure + The Hardy boys Secret of the Lost Tunnel + A Pretty Good Mystery + The Secret of the Lost Tunnel