Mystery of the Flying Express, (His Hardy Boys Mystery Stories) by Franklin Dixon

As one of the first mysteries many mystery buffs read, Hardy Boys mysteries by Franklin W. Dixon also become some of the first to be recommended to their mystery-reading children.

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Mystery of the Flying Express, (His Hardy Boys Mystery Stories) by Franklin Dixon

Features

Hardcover: 177 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.74 x 7.70 x 5.06

Publisher: Price Stern Sloan Pub; (January 1941)

ISBN: 0448089203

Reader Reviews
An Average Book, October 16, 2002 Reviewer: A reader from Nova Scotia, Canada This review concerns the revised 1970 edition. When a new hydrofoil is set to begin taking passengers between Bayport and Cape Cutlass, its owner, fearing sabotage from angry boat owners, asks Frank and Joe to come along on its maiden voyage. Arriving in Cape Cutlass, Frank and Joe also, try to help their father with his case concerning a gang that has been stealing boating supplies. I hate reviewing books like this one because there really isn't much to say. The book was neither excellent nor bad; just average. The mystery isn't one of the better ones; however , it is not boring either. I don't think that most fans of the series would rank this book as one of their favourites, but I don't believe that many fans would be disappointed with the book either.