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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Track Of The Zombie
Well, overall this book was good. The zombie was definitely human, and it's hard to say if it seemed real or not. The other parts of the story are okay, and some are hilarious. If it had a few more funny parts, I'd think this book wasn't a mystery book at all. So it's hard to say wether I liked it or not. Especially because of the characteristics of some sort. And really,...
Published on September 19, 2001
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3.0 out of 5 stars
Not Bad, But A Bit Disappointing
A teenage boy asks Frank and Joe to go come to his home in Vermont to investigate a series of forest fires which he believes have been set by a zombie. Also, a circus owner asks Frank and Joe for help when his Big Top is plagued by accidents. Perhaps I expect too much from those books with titles like "Track Of The Zombie", "Night Of The Werewolf" or...
Published on June 14, 2001
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Track Of The Zombie,
A Kid's Review
This review is from: Track of the Zombie (The Hardy Boys #71) (Paperback)
Well, overall this book was good. The zombie was definitely human, and it's hard to say if it seemed real or not. The other parts of the story are okay, and some are hilarious. If it had a few more funny parts, I'd think this book wasn't a mystery book at all. So it's hard to say wether I liked it or not. Especially because of the characteristics of some sort. And really, the Hardys didn't seem their best in this one. I can't believe I wasted my time on this...but it seems good...
3.0 out of 5 stars
Not Bad, But A Bit Disappointing,
By A Customer
This review is from: Track of the Zombie (The Hardy Boys #71) (Turtleback)
A teenage boy asks Frank and Joe to go come to his home in Vermont to investigate a series of forest fires which he believes have been set by a zombie. Also, a circus owner asks Frank and Joe for help when his Big Top is plagued by accidents. Perhaps I expect too much from those books with titles like "Track Of The Zombie", "Night Of The Werewolf" or "The Witchmaster's Key", but rarely have the books ever lived up to such appealing titles (that is not to say that the books were bad, though). This book was mistitled because the zombie parts could have easily been eliminated without changing the plot much. The story isn't bad, it is fairly fast-paced, and has a fair amount of action, but for anyone anticipating a story about a zombie, you'll be disappointed with this one.
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Track of the Zombie (Hardy Boys #71) by Franklin W. Dixon (Paperback - June 18, 1982)
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