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The House on the Cliff (Hardy Boys, Book 2) Reviews
The Hardy Boys Books : The House on the Cliff (Hardy Boys, Book 2) Reviews
| 18 of 18 people found the following review helpful  Dangerous Smugglers!, By This review is from: The House on the Cliff (Hardy Boys) (Hardcover) The first of the revised Hardy Boys stories, "The Tower Treasure," was relatively tame, even though there were a couple of moments of near danger. In the second book in the series the danger is turned up; the bad guys have guns and they are not afraid to use them!Their father, the famous detective Fenton Hardy, invites the Hardy Boys on a case. This time the Hardy Boys accidentally observe smugglers attacking a man on the ocean. Before the boys can see what happens to the man they hear a cry from an abandoned nearby house, which is perched on a cliff overlooking the ocean. Their search is fruitless, and on returning where they had left an expensive telescope, they discover the eyepieces are missing. The mystery begins. The smugglers are bringing rare drugs into the country, by means unknown. Fenton Hardy believes the leader of the smugglers to be a tough character named Snattman. Fenton Hardy disappears during the investigation, leaving the boys with an... Read more 15 of 15 people found the following review helpful  THE best Hardy Boys story, By Amateur Historian "who knows?" (Jonesboro, AR USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: The House on the Cliff (Hardy Boys, Book 2) (Hardcover) This concerns the original text edition of House On The Cliff. The revised edition is most familiar, but this one is richer in subplots and character development. This book was originally released back in the late 1920's, and is, arguably, the best Hardy Boys book in the entire series. Admittedly this is my personal opinion, but I have read each and every Hardy Boys title (both original and revised text)in the first 58. This story was revised during the first wave revisions of the Hardy Boys back in the late 1950s. If you've never read the original text version of this story, you're in for a treat. 14 of 15 people found the following review helpful Great for gettings kids to like reading., By A Customer This review is from: The House on the Cliff, the Hardy Boys #2 (Hardcover) I read so many of these a few years back, and I am now stocking up my home library with these great imaginary scenes. My children are too young to read, but my nephew likes them just fine. Great for boys AND girls. Start kids off with some fun and clean reading, and they will love reading later on. |
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