The Yellow Feather Mystery by Franklin W. Dixon (181 pages)

Summary 

A few weeks after Greg Woodson's grandfather died, Greg contacted the famous Hardy brothers, Joe and Frank, and asked them to locate his grandfather's missing will, which included information regarding the Woodson Academy, which Greg was supposed to inherit. Henry Kurt, the present headmaster of the Academy, insists that he is supposed to inherit the Academy. He also claims to be threatened by the mysterious Yellow Feather! Joe and Frank Hardy will have to pass many obstacles in order to solve the mystery and bring the criminal to justice.

Opinion 

In my opinion, this book is packed with many exciting adventures and lots of action. It is also quite funny in some parts. It kept me totally involved from the beginning to the end. In addition, most of the characters are very interesting. I always enjoy reading about the Hardy brothers because even when they are in tight situations, they still bring every criminal to justice. I hope you try this book.

Rating

*****(5 stars)

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The Tower Treasure by Franklin W. Dixon (180 pages)

Summary

The Hardy family lives in Bayport. Joe and Frank Hardy have always wanted to solve a mystery. When they are almost killed by a car, mysterious things start to happen. Their chum, Chet Morton, not only receives a death threatening message, but his car is also stolen. When the Hardy boys find Chet's car, they are happy, but this is only the beginning of their exciting adventure.

Opinion 

I really liked this story a lot. Of all the Hardy Boys books I have read, I have enjoyed them all. This book is exciting, has lots of adventure and many dangerous scenes. The characters are bright, sometimes funny and they show kindness to others. If you love a good story, then this book will keep you interested.

Rating 

***** (5 stars)

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Hardy Boys: The Secret Panel by Franklin W. Dixon (212 pages)

 Summary 

This Hardy Boys' book is really action packed. The Hardys, sons of a private investigator, have a mystery of their own. They are involved with solving a case surrounding a museum robbery. They are convinced that the robbers are hiding in their hometown of Bayport. With the help of their friend, Chet, they are able to figure out the culprits.

Opinion 

Even though this was a good book, it was hard to understand because there were sections filled with lots of little details. However, if you read it slowly, you shouldn't have a problem. This book does have a few humorous sections, especially the part where the Hardys can't open the door to the boathouse because they are unable to find the keyhole. This gave me a good laugh. Overall, I think you will enjoy this book.

 Rating 

**** (4 stars)

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