Customer Reviews

Danger on Vampire Trail (The Hardy Boys, No. 50)

5 star:		(6)
4 star:		(3)
3 star:		(3)
2 star:		(0)
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The cover was not very relative to the story, but throughout the story, I became unwilling to let the book out of my hands! I read it in two days and did a book report on it for school. The vivid detail in this story makes any book report very easy. The characters are brave in arduous tasks and they never give up.

This book is the best Hardy Boy book I have ever read. It has everything a good book has. It has a good story line and lots of action. You will not be disapointed after reading this book.

I recommend this book for others because it has so much suspense.I do not recommend it for small children because it may be a little frightening. My favorite part is when Fritz said Biff was attacked on vampire trail, and Chet saw a vampire bite on Biff.

Danger on vampier trail is one of a 58 book series:The Hardy Boys. I reconmand this for any mysary book lovers. In this book the Hardies with thier freins chet,biff,and biff dog they camp out at vampire trail. With many difucults ,gutair smashing, and stops they cath the thieves (duh).

This was a good book, worth reading, as it is entertaining. I cannot rank it as a 4 or 5 star since it does not do justice those books that SHOULD be ranked as such. From bad to worst in the set it ranks around the middle. It is worth reading if you are a Hardy Boys fan.

This book is one of the Hardy Boys bookes I read where the Hardy Boys are prisinors with only about twenty pages left in the book. What got me to read this book is the way the cover is green. So if your looking for the Hardy Boys book "Danger On Vampire Trail" just look for a Hardy Boys book with a green cover. I like mysterys and the Hardy Boys got me to make my own mystery series called "The CAPTAIN CHRISTOPHER Series". In around twenty years look for my books in "The CAPTAIN CHRISTOPHER Series" because I want to be a writer when I grow up.

Frank, Joe, Chet and Biff go on a camping trip to the Rockies when Mr. Hardy asks them to track down a gang of credit card counterfeiters. Along the way they come across an Austrian mountain climber, a crazy man who believes he is related to King Arthur and a number of gangs that try to scare them off of the case. Most of this book is quite good; the story was fairly well written and it was fairly action-packed. I liked that there were three gangs after the Hardys and their friends. I found that it made it interesting trying to figure out who belonged to which gang and how they were all connected. The title is somewhat misleading, though, because the book has nothing to do with vampires and vampire bats play only a small role in the story. While most of the book deserves a four star rating, I gave the book three stars because the last chapter was really bad. It lacked excitement, was more silly than anything and was a big letdown to an otherwise good book.

One of the first I ever read. It still rocks. Biff! Chet! And the cover art is the same as when it first came out.

This was one of the better Hardy Boys written. The only reason that I am rating this book five stars is that it was consistently good with a few really good parts. The Boys are asked to take a task on counterfeiters who are duping the millionare card. They go camping out west but are consistently being harassed by 1, 2,or 3 gangs. They meet a lunatic who believes he is related to King Arthur, a Austrian mountain climber who along with Chet agreed that Biff had been bitten by a vampire, a pleasent man or is he so pleasent at one of their stops, and a scared young man. To find out more you have to read.

The Hardy's journey to the American rockies to break up a phony credit card scam. Poor cover art - but the book was action packed with a lot of interaction with the criminals. Among the higher volumes this has always been one of my prefered books. The majority of the book is spent near Vampire Trail camped at the foot of an apparent mountain or large hill. As boys enjoy camping in the great outdoors - it makes for an appealing read. RATED B-