A pseudonym for a series of ghostwriters hired by the Stratemeyer Syndicate to write The Hardy Boys and Ted Scott Flying Stories, along with some Nancy Drew crossover stories. Leslie McFarlane is the most well known of these writers having written the first Hardy Boys book along with twenty others.
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First published in 1927 34 editions in 1 language — 11 previewable
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First published in 1927 22 editions in 1 language — 5 previewable
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First published in 1928 17 editions in 1 language — 5 previewable
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First published in 1980 13 editions in 2 languages — 6 previewable
Franklin W. Dixon
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series:HardyBoys, Mystery and detective stories, Children's fiction, Fiction, Hardy boys (fictitious characters), fiction, Hardy Boys (Fictitious characters), Detective and mystery stories, Juvenile fiction, collectionID:HBCFS, collectionID:HBMS3, Mystery, Juvenile Fiction, collectionID:HBMS1, Brothers, collectionID:HBUB, Mystery fiction, Adventure and adventurers, fiction, collectionID:HBMS2, collectionID:HBadv, collectionID:HBMS4, collectionID:HBsf, collectionID:HBCB, Children: Grades 4-6, Crime & mystery, collectionID:HBcluePlaces
Bayport, Albany, Bayport High, Bayport Police Station, Bayport Railroad Station, California, Cherryville, Crescent Theater, Ducksworth, Elm Street, England, Flint’s, Florida, Germany, Hardys’ house, Hawaii, High Street, Market Street, Morton farm, New York City, Philadelphia (Pa.), Pine Street, Renshaw, Rocco’s, Ruben StreetPeople
Joe Hardy, Frank Hardy, Chet Morton, Callie Shaw, Iola Morton, Adelia Applegate, Chief Collig, Fenton Hardy, Henry Robinson, Hobo Johnny, Hurd Applegate, John Jackley, Laura Hardy, Mr. Morton, Mrs. Morton, Mrs. Robinson, Oscar Smuff, Paula Robinson, Perry Robinson, Tessie Robinson, Darwin family, Frank Hardy., Hardy boys - (fictitious characters), Joe and Frank Hardy, Lord CraigheadLinks (outside Open Library)
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