When five Egyptian statuettes are stolen from a museum, the Hardy Boys travel to exotic Egypt. En route, the boys are asked to safeguard a mysterious mummy and find themselves tangled in a web of international intrigue. On the Nile, the young detectives uncover a secret hiding place with countless stolen treasures and realize they must get to the police fast!
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Franklin W. Dixon is the pen name used by a variety of different authors (Leslie McFarlane, a Canadian author being the first) who wrote The Hardy Boys novels.
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The Predictable Villains,
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This review is from: Hardy Boys 63: The Mummy Case (Hardcover)
The Hardys leave Bayport again to travel to more exotic lands.
The villains leave no surprises in this mystery; they are too predictable, even for amateur detectives. And the Hardys are no amateurs. The only surprise comes with the mummy itself.
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A REALLy great book!!!,
This review is from: Hardy Boys 63: The Mummy Case: The Mummy Case (Kindle Edition)
in this book the hardy boys face a double trouble mystery that both are in common with the word luxor a place in egypt were the find that people at the beginning of the book turn into enemies like Ahmed Ali and Dr. kemal plus Colden this book is my fourth favorite hardy boys book!!!
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Really 3.5 Stars,
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This review is from: MUMMY CASE HB63 (Paperback)
Frank and Joe are asked to safeguard an Egyptian mummy being transported from a New York museum to Egypt and to locate five valuable Egyptian statuettes stolen from the museum. Also, Mr. Hardy asks the boys help in stopping a gang of rebels on a small Mediterranean island nation. This book was action packed and fans of the volumes currently produced would probably love this book; however, fans who liked the volumes of the original series, when Frank and Joe primarily stayed in and around Bayport, will find this book too modern for their liking and probably won't enjoy it as much.
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Frank Hardy tossed a baseball into the air, brought his bat around in a flashing arc, and hit a line drive that his brother Joe caught with a quick backhand stab. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
mummy crate, mummy mask, mummy case, assistant curator Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Norma Jones, Admiral Halsey, Butch Londy, Captain Baker, Fenton Hardy, Najeeb Salim, Colonel Palos, Ahmed Ali, Egyptian Museum, Reggie Watson, Tunnel of Horrors, Sam Radley, Weapons Room, Aunt Gertrude, King Tut, Major Martin, Secret Service, United States, Ambassador Compton, Mahmoud Salim, Temple of Karnak, United Nations, Abdel Jimad, American Embassy New!
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Frank Hardy tossed a baseball into the air, brought his bat around in a flashing arc, and hit a line drive that his brother Joe caught with a quick backhand stab. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
mummy crate, mummy mask, mummy case, assistant curator Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Norma Jones, Admiral Halsey, Butch Londy, Captain Baker, Fenton Hardy, Najeeb Salim, Colonel Palos, Ahmed Ali, Egyptian Museum, Reggie Watson, Tunnel of Horrors, Sam Radley, Weapons Room, Aunt Gertrude, King Tut, Major Martin, Secret Service, United States, Ambassador Compton, Mahmoud Salim, Temple of Karnak, United Nations, Abdel Jimad, American Embassy New!
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