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Summary: One of the Best!
Review: This book is really good. The original version would get anA++. Don't remember the revised but it wasn't anywhere near theoriginal.
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Summary: the book that made me a reader
Review: This book was the book that turned me into the obsessed reader I am today . I read several books a week. I got this book christmas 1992 and I remember the moment I finished it I couldn't wait to read another book in the series. 12 years later i'm still pretty much the same only now I also read other series' like Harry Potter
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Summary: The book that turned me on to reading
Review: This is one of the best books I have ever come accross. It turned me on to reading. I ended up reading all 58 originals because I loved it so much and now I have gotten my cousin into them. Definitely almost better than the Harry Potter books.! 5 stars!
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Summary: The book that turned me on to reading
Review: This is one of the best books I have ever come accross. It turned me on to reading. I ended up reading all 58 originals because I loved it so much and now I have gotten my cousin into them. Definitely almost better than the Harry Potter books.! 5 stars!
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Summary: The First Hardy Boys Book I Read!
Review: This is the book that got me intrested in The Hardy Boys.I wanted to give it a 10 but I think The Missing Chums is better.This is also a good book to start with.
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Summary: An Excellent Book
Review: This review concerns the original 1927 edition. Frank and Joe have a group of smugglers to deal with when they begin an investigation of a reputedly haunted house on a cliff. This is a very well written book with well-defined characters and highly descripted scenes. The mystery is interesting and has a lot of action. A great book, definately one of the best of the series.
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Summary: An Excellent Book!
Review: This review concerns the revised 1959 edition. Mr. Hardy disappears while investigating a group of smugglers. Frank and Joe suspect that a strange, old house on a cliff has a connection to the mystery and get some of their friends to help them investigate the place. This book is one of the best of the series; it is loaded with action, suspence and mystery. It doesn't take you long to get into the book and the last half of the book was especially good. Although, as good as this book is, the original edition, which is nearly the same, is even better and is the version that I would recommend reading because the writing is more rich and descriptive. While the original may be longer, with a book this good you don't mind that. Whichever version you decide to read, the original or the revised, you will not be disappointed with this book.
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Summary: Can the Hardy Boys stop the smugglers?
Review: This review is of the 1959 revision to "The House on the Cliff". Over the course of 15 years, the first 38 Hardy Boys stories were revised to a slightly shorter format with some changes to the original stories. "The House on the Cliff" is the second Hardy Boys mystery story.The internationally renowned detective Fenton Hardy has asked his two sons, Frank and Joe, to help him on a case involving the smuggling of rare medical drugs. The Hardys enlist their friends and spend some time with their telescope looking out over the bay for suspicious activity. They hear a strange noise coming from the abandoned house, but when they came out they found that the lenses had been stolen from the telescope and the tools taken from their motorcycles. Something is going on, but does it relate to the smuggling case they are working on? "The House on the Cliff" is another fast paced Hardy Boys mystery. It is more of a straightforward story (with twists, of course) than "The Tower Treasure". We are introduced to the main mystery right from the start: there are smugglers and the ringleader might be a man named Snattman. Everything that happens in the book drives towards solving that case. This was an excellent Hardy Boys mystery. -Joe Sherry
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Summary: Can the Hardy Boys stop the smugglers?
Review: This review is of the 1959 revision to "The House on the Cliff". Over the course of 15 years, the first 38 Hardy Boys stories were revised to a slightly shorter format with some changes to the original stories. "The House on the Cliff" is the second Hardy Boys mystery story. The internationally renowned detective Fenton Hardy has asked his two sons, Frank and Joe, to help him on a case involving the smuggling of rare medical drugs. The Hardys enlist their friends and spend some time with their telescope looking out over the bay for suspicious activity. They hear a strange noise coming from the abandoned house, but when they came out they found that the lenses had been stolen from the telescope and the tools taken from their motorcycles. Something is going on, but does it relate to the smuggling case they are working on? "The House on the Cliff" is another fast paced Hardy Boys mystery. It is more of a straightforward story (with twists, of course) than "The Tower Treasure". We are introduced to the main mystery right from the start: there are smugglers and the ringleader might be a man named Snattman. Everything that happens in the book drives towards solving that case. This was an excellent Hardy Boys mystery. -Joe Sherry
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Summary: A GREAT BOOK!!!....BY DAVID HOUSE
Review: This was a great book! I hope you enjoyed it as much as I did. I loved the part when Mr.Hardy,Frank,and Joe were fighhting with Snattman, and two other guys. And the bad guys won. And Snattman and his gang threatened Mr.Hardy to write the false letter. But later the good guys won! I tell ya' I loved this book!
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