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The Hardy Boys #7: The Opposite Numbers

The Hardy Boys #7: The Opposite Numbers

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Traveling across the country on the maiden voyage of a sleek new modern train, the HARDY BOYS find themselves framed for murder! But they can't depend on A.T.A.C. to help them -- because every indication is that it is a super secret spy organization that framed them! Ages 8 to 12. Traveling across the country on the maiden voyage of a sleek new modern train, the HARDY BOYS find themselves framed for murder! But they can't depend on A.T.A.C. to help them -- because every indication is that it is a super secret spy organization that framed them! Ages 8 to 12.

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Traveling across the country on the maiden voyage of a sleek new modern train, the HARDY BOYS find themselves framed for murder! But they can't depend on A.T.A.C. to help them -- because every indication is that it is a super secret spy organization that framed them! Ages 8 to 12. Traveling across the country on the maiden voyage of a sleek new modern train, the HARDY BOYS find themselves framed for murder! But they can't depend on A.T.A.C. to help them -- because every indication is that it is a super secret spy organization that framed them! Ages 8 to 12.

30 review for The Hardy Boys #7: The Opposite Numbers

5 out of 5

Ann♥♪♪♪♪ – Jan 10, 2017

I really enjoyed this Hardy Boys graphic novel - it has a great cover, cool action (particularly in the first half of the book), admirable bravery and excellent Hardy bros teamwork (always love those things), plenty of mystery and danger as they deal with an assortment of suspects, er, passengers on the train. For my whole review, please check out my blog Hardy and Drew Mysteries I really enjoyed this Hardy Boys graphic novel - it has a great cover, cool action (particularly in the first half of the book), admirable bravery and excellent Hardy bros teamwork (always love those things), plenty of mystery and danger as they deal with an assortment of suspects, er, passengers on the train. For my whole review, please check out my blog Hardy and Drew Mysteries
5 out of 5

Joshua – Feb 03, 2015

Good suspense. There was a typo or two hence the 4 star review. Beyond that I enjoyed it enough.
4 out of 5

Jonathan Rodriguez – Jun 17, 2022

Guy almost died
4 out of 5

Raja99 – Aug 07, 2009

This is one of the better books that I've read in the series. The first chapter is largely dispensable, but the main story, set on a train like The Disoriented Express , is fun, and has a few entertaining twists. It also sets up a pair of (hopefully) recurring adversaries for he brothers. Reading Tiger Counter the day after this made me realize one of the reasons I prefer the Nancy Drew graphic novel series: Nancy has a distinct, and spunky, personality, and it gets revealed by the occasi This is one of the better books that I've read in the series. The first chapter is largely dispensable, but the main story, set on a train like The Disoriented Express , is fun, and has a few entertaining twists. It also sets up a pair of (hopefully) recurring adversaries for he brothers. Reading Tiger Counter the day after this made me realize one of the reasons I prefer the Nancy Drew graphic novel series: Nancy has a distinct, and spunky, personality, and it gets revealed by the occasional first-person narration. The Hardy brothers, by contrast, don't stand out much, or seem all that distinct from each other. (Finished 2009-08-04 8:55:17 ; read it in 11m30.5s)
5 out of 5

Hannah Belyea – Jul 17, 2018

A sleek new train is riding the rails, and Frank and Joe are enjoying the luxury - until they're framed for murder and forced to not only prove their innocence but protect the lives of everybody aboard as perilous situations keep threatening their journey! Lobdell will be sure to please readers with this fun and twisting adventure of high speed! A sleek new train is riding the rails, and Frank and Joe are enjoying the luxury - until they're framed for murder and forced to not only prove their innocence but protect the lives of everybody aboard as perilous situations keep threatening their journey! Lobdell will be sure to please readers with this fun and twisting adventure of high speed!
5 out of 5

Mckinley – Jul 25, 2014

Crazy issue, part of a continuing streaming story. It's non-stop action packed. A bit too much for my tastes. E brought these home. She liked the action agent part a bit more than the Nancy Drew sort of silly mysteries. Overall she likes the combo Drew-Hardy comics best. Crazy issue, part of a continuing streaming story. It's non-stop action packed. A bit too much for my tastes. E brought these home. She liked the action agent part a bit more than the Nancy Drew sort of silly mysteries. Overall she likes the combo Drew-Hardy comics best.
4 out of 5

Luca – Oct 10, 2011

OH MAN those ladies are scary.
5 out of 5

Jenna – Aug 17, 2009

Personaly I like the Hardy Boys comic better than the Nancy Drew one. Just because the Hardy Boys is so much funnier.
5 out of 5

Dannuel Delizo – Jul 30, 2014

Too obvious the boys were gonna be betrayed by the APAC.
4 out of 5

Noah – Oct 25, 2013

This book is a mystery its very interesting
5 out of 5

Matthew Burgos – Nov 09, 2011

the hardy books are really cool because its about action books and like and i like action movies so I read hardy boy.
5 out of 5

J – Apr 30, 2015

Interesting plot!
4 out of 5

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