Ghost at Skeleton Rock (Hardy Boys Mystery Stories)

Rating:
Summary: Very Very Very Disapointing
Review: Published in 1957 - I recall many years ago I was given my first Hardy Boys book. A revision of "The Melted Coins" written in 1970. I thought - boring title - boring book. I glanced at the back cover and after scouring the title wondered why I wasn't given The Ghost at Skeleton Rock. Surely that volume dealing with ghosts would be scary and a great read. When I finally read this volume I was greatly let down. Perhaps the best titled book in the canon - it does not live up to fascinating title. The brothers don't arrive at Skeleton Rock until the final two chapters basically and the ghost winds up being some air stuffed windbag. There was no suspense. The Hardys certainly weren't afraid. I yawned through the whole thing myself. This was the first volume cut from 200+ pages to roughly 180 pages. The cover art was definately not among Rudi Nappi's best. The brothers in this one seem more like FBI undercover agents than amateur teenage detectives. As I said - a very big disapointment. RATED C-

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Summary: Skeleton rock
Review: This book was a fantastic read. Iwould recomend it to everyone of all ages. my favorite character was joe. I also liked hugo and his turban. I cant wait to read the next book.

Rating:
Summary: Ghost at skeleton rock
Review: This was a great book and really a good read. I had a lot of fun reading it and cant wait to read the next one

Rating:
Summary: GREAT!!!
Review: WOW, this is a great read! That's what I think of the Hardy Boys book #37, THE GHOST AT SKELETON ROCK! Anyone interested in a good read will like this book. It is full of danger, excitement, and it will leave you guessing in till the end! If I were to rate this book, I would give it: (out of ten stars)
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Age minimum: 10 years old