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SCENE OF THE CRIME

SCENE OF THE CRIME

Published in
1989
3.56
on Goodreads (128)

Description

Frank and Joe go undercover as apprentice stuntmen on a major film. They've been asked to investigate a number of serious accidents that have delayed filming. Immediately the action gets rough. Frank's stunt misfires and the next one turns into a fireball. The Hardys are convinced this is deliberate sabotage. But the young detectives find the real drama is off the set when they become involved in a bizarre plot to steal a fortune. Unfortunately they get themselves arrested! The brothers must work fast in order to clear themselves of what is certainly a frame up.
Age
8-16
Text complexity
proficient
Length
160 pages
Book in series
#23

Why to read

  • Engaging Mystery: 'Scene of the Crime' offers readers an intriguing and suspenseful mystery that keeps them guessing until the very end, making it a captivating read for anyone who enjoys trying to solve puzzles and uncover secrets alongside the protagonists.
  • Classic Hardy Boys Adventure: As a book by Franklin W. Dixon, 'Scene of the Crime' is part of the iconic Hardy Boys series, which has been beloved by generations of readers. Fans of the series will appreciate the familiar characters and the continuation of their adventures.
  • Develops Critical Thinking: Reading mysteries like 'Scene of the Crime' encourages readers to pay attention to detail, think critically, and deduce conclusions from the given clues, which can be a mentally stimulating experience and improve problem-solving skills.
  • Entertainment Value: The book provides a great source of entertainment with its fast-paced action, interesting plot twists, and relatable characters. It's a perfect escape for readers looking to immerse themselves in a story that combines excitement with the challenge of solving a crime.