It finished in , and a new show, The Hardy Boy Adventures, surfaced the following year. Another series was conducted in The Hardy Boys also emerged in volumes of their Case Files show and 39 volumes of the Undercover Brothers series and are now the Hardy Boys Adventures series heroes. In addition, the brothers were featured in a couple of standalone books, like The Hardy Boys Ghost Stories, along with a few crossover names in which they teamed up with additional characters like Nancy Drew or even Tom Swift.
Furthermore, the very first edition of volume 11, While The Clock Ticked, is rare and possibly the most precious of all Hardy Boys books. Just like the majority of series books, the old printings and earlier variants are the most precious. In the event of the Hardy Boys, a dust coat is vital to appreciate.
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Post a comment ». Add a reference: Book Author. Search for a book to add a reference. We take abuse seriously in our discussion boards. Before Harry Potter and his friends bewitched my boyhood, I was enchanted by a different set of adventures: those of the teenage sleuths Frank and Joe Hardy, more famously known as the Hardy Boys.
Their namesake books, which were written by Franklin W. Dixon and debuted in , feature suspenseful titles such as What Happened at Midnight , Footprints Under the Window , and The Haunted Fort , which are brought to life with vibrant cover art and dramatic frontispieces. Within the slight volumes themselves, the young detectives, who are often joined by their friends, solve mysteries in the fictional town of Bayport.
As a 7-year-old, I felt the books extended an invitation, a promise: You, too, can save the day. But beyond the fun exploits, the enduring appeal of the Hardy Boys series, and the reason it has sold more than 70 million copies, stem from its broad relatability.
That is, the books take seriously the fact that growing up often means having boundless curiosity, challenging authority, and wrestling with questions of good versus evil. Rereading the Hardy Boys series has been an opportunity to untangle my nostalgia around the sleuths, who inadvertently helped me understand my identity through a fictional world not exactly built with boys like me in mind. Fittingly, the origin of the Hardy Boys franchise was veiled in its own kind of mystery for decades.
In particular, there was never a Franklin W. As the Ohio University journalism professor Marilyn S.
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