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Old March 11th 05, 05:12 PM
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I read those Hardy Boys books as a child and started reading a few of
them again when my son left them lying around these past few years. I
found the vocabulary to be more interesting than in many current
similar books. I also found the stories did not hold my interest as an
adult, even though I thought they were terrific as a child. The new
Hardy Boys books are much different than the older ones. (I gather
Frank Dixon never existed - the books were ghost written.)


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Robert M. Gary wrote:
My son is 9 and has read 8 of these books (including "The Great

Airport
Mystery"). He thought it was pretty funny that that guy tried to