The HARDY BOYS CASEFILES COLLECTORS EDITION: 38 DIPLOMATIC DECEIT 39 FLESH AND BLOOD 40 FRIGHT WAVE

By Franklin W. Dixon

Book Overview

Here are the Hardy Boys at their best--three of your favorite mysteries in one book! The brothers are coming at you and coming on strong! This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0671020331
• ISBN13: 9780671020330
• Release Date: May 1998
• Publisher: Simon Pulse
• Length: 464 Pages
• Weight: 0.32 lbs.
• Dimensions: 7.3" x 1.3" x 4.3"
• Age Range: 11 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 6 and higher

Customer Reviews

all hardy boys books

Even if I didn't read every single "Hardy Boys" book there awesome. I just know because they fight and do boys stuff. I even read more "Hardy Boys" books than school work. I just wish they had a holiday where you read "Hardy Boys", for just one whole entire month (no school no nothing except reading "Hardy Boys").

Hardy's Rock!

Holy, man! I've read almost every single Casefile there is and I can list them all in order off the top of my head. I love their books and I think that they're great! The Casefiles are so much more interesting than the blue books. You know that there's always going to be danger and excitment in each book, but you also know that Frank is going to be teasing Joe and Joe is going to do something funny too. That's why I like all of their books.

Pure Action!!!

I really love these new "Casefiles collector's editions" I've bought them all, and I think that this one is the best so far. In "Beyond The Law," Frank and Joe must help their old friend/enemy Ezra Collig, and clear him of extortion. In "Spiked!" they get involved in a case of murder in Southern Callifornia, and in "Open Season," the boys fight for their lives while on a cross country ski trip in the Colorado Rockies. I really enjoyed all three stories, and would recommend them to anyone.

One of The Best by Franklin W. Dixon!

This is a great series of books together! I espscially love Uncivil War(since the civil war i just love!) Choke hold is very suspenseful. Dixon stops the chapter right when something is happening to Frank or Joe. I just love it!

It was good. Very good. Extremely good. Bravo.

When the Hardy Boys get into a case, you know that they're not going to stop unless they're dead or have already solved it. In this book, the hardy boys get into a lot of problems, but they alwasy get out of it.