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There have been many different illustrators over the years, but the name of the book's illustrator may be found on the copyright page. See the links below for more info about HB cover art.

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The Hardy Boys (Frank and Joe) get chloroformed quite often. They regularly indulge in investigation of serious crimes. They make a lot of enemies along the way and get in some serious troubles.

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It depends, the condition of the book and the year of its make. These original books depending on their condition can range from nothing to about $2,000. If they are from 1927-1940 and have their dust jacket in respectable and tear free condition. One rare hardy boys book, "While the Clock Ticked" can range up to About $6,000. You will be lucky to have some of these amazing books or to even find them in good and legible condition.

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There is no one author of The Hardy Boys. Many authors have contributed to the series under a common pen name Franklin W. Dixon.

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Peace within a country's borders.

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It means a that you live with the person. And it does not have to be a sexual relationship.

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Where the people of the government work together "peace of home", and that national police will protect us.

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Edward Stratemeyer made up the idea of the Hardy Boys, and outlined the stories, but The first 16 were by Leslie McFarlane. The 17th-21st were written by John Button.

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The Tower Treasure, the first book in the original Hardy Boys series, was originally published on June 1, 1927.

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The thief in the book was Jackley

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The series continues.

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when Dodge gets hit with the flashlight, he suddenly remembers his past. Dodge is actually Bart Dawson, the man who had the gold in the first place. After the Hardy boys talk to Dawson, or Dodge, they find out that Dawson hid the gold in an old Mine, so that no one else could find it. After searching for the gold, the Hardy boys had finally found it, but then ran into a problem with Big Al had been following them.

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The illustrator is Franklin W. Dixon himself who is also the author. He also gets help from the company that that publishes his books.

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The book is Danger Down Under, the 20th original Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys Super Mystery. The main fame of this book however is not the poaching angle, but that Mick appears again (he was in the Passport to Romance trilogy in the Case Files). If you're lucky, you can find this at a library. I found a copy at a used bookstore. It is currently out of print. Great book.

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In my imagination, Frank had shortish brown hair, brown eyes, was relatively tall and stocky-ish, but was shy too. Also not very tan, with pure skin(no pimples! lol)

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You can read the behind of the book to find out about what you're going to read, or on the copyright page has a summary.

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Probably not. I'm getting it today, if you read it you will probably be able to tell by the ending. 4 is not really the number that authors stop at in a series.

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The Hardy boys series were a mixture of adventure and mystery the same as Nancy Drew for girls.

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Fenton Hardy

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Franklin. W. Dixon

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That is illegal.

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You read Hardy Boy books because they are so exciting and at the last second they solve a mystery too hard for the police to crack.

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Both series were created by the Stratemeyer Syndicate, a children's book packager which also created the the Bobbsey Twins, Rover Boys, and Tom Swift series. The printed authors for all of these series are pseudonyms (fake names used by many authors).

There have been two ND/HB crossover series: The Nancy Drew and Hardy Boys SuperMystery series produced 36 books from 1988 to 1998, and the Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys Super Mystery series, which has produced four books since 2007.

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180 pages

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Domestic means of or pertaining to the house, or an inhabited place. From the Latin word domus, a house.

By extension, it can mean:

1. Tame as opposed to wild (more often domesticated)

2. Pertaining to one's own country (Gross Domestic Product)

3. As a noun, a house servant