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The Yellow Feather Mystery (Hardy Boys, Book 33) Reviews
The Hardy Boys Books : The Yellow Feather Mystery (Hardy Boys, Book 33) Reviews
| 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful  Who (or What) is Yellow Feather, By This review is from: The Yellow Feather Mystery (Hardy Boys, Book 33) (Hardcover) "The Yellow Feather Mystery" begins when Frank and Joe Hardy meet Greg Woodson at their boathouse. Greg wants the Hardy boys' help in searching for his grandfather's will, which is missing. Greg expected to inherit Woodson Academy, but his grandfather's unexpected death in combination with the missing will has left his inheritance in doubt. Part of the confusion comes from Henry Kurt, who is the temporary headmaster of Woodson Academy. Kurt insists that he will inherit Woodson Academy.The boys agree to help Greg, and visit Woodson Academy, where the soon run into difficulties with Benny Tass. It often seems that every time the boys run into problems with their investigation that Bennie is involved. The boys later discover that there is some kind of relationship between Tass and Kurt, though they have yet to discover what that relationship is. As the boys continue their investigation into the mystery of the will, they soon encounter evidence that someone... Read more  Better than You'd Expect!, By Scott Thiel (Ontario, Canada) - See all my reviews This review is from: The Yellow Feather Mystery (Hardy Boys, Book 33) (Hardcover) Published in 1953 - This was one of the first books painted by Ruddi Nappi. The Hardys live at Woodston College and try to help their friend solve the mystery of The Yellow Feather thought to be a dangerous character stalking their friend. William Dougherty the author of this book wrote only two HB books. The Secret of Wildcat Swamp and this one. Upon learning that fact I realized why this book was as good as it was. A pitty that Dougherty did not write more than he did. Many parallels can be seen between the two. I think of the Chapter in Wildcat Swamp "Three Odd Letters" when it is discovered that Wildcatters were buried in the swamp and not Wildcat. In Yellow Feather we learn minor was mistaken for miner - which leads to the conclusion that the Yellow Feather was not a young man - but a mine in Canada. We are kept in suspense throughout the book as to the identity of The Yellow Feather and as to the true intentions of Kurt the Headmaster at the College. Hardy Boys books... Read more An Interesting Mystery, By A Customer This review is from: The Yellow Feather Mystery (Hardy Boys, Book 33) (Hardcover) This review concerns the original 1953 edition as well as the revised 1971 edition, which is a shortened version of the original. Greg Woodson, the grandson of the recently deceased owner of Woodson Academy, Mr. Hardy's old school, asks Frank and Joe to locate his grandfather's missing will which would prove that Greg is the rightful heir to the academy. However, a crook, who uses a yellow feather as his symbol is trying to stop them. Frank and Joe must find out who or what the Yellow Feather really is. This mystery reminded me of a Nancy Drew mystery, although, for those that aren't a fan of that series, don't let that discourage you from reading this book because it was actually rather good, despite having only one criminal. The book was well written and had a fair bit of action. I think most Hardy Boys fans would enjoy this one. |
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