Cover of The Tower TreasurePZ0007.D644 To
Recommended

The Tower Treasure

by Franklin W. Dixon

✓ ReadPublic DomainThe Hardy Boys #1

Originally published by Grosset & Dunlap

Frank and Joe Hardy were driving along on their motorcycles one pleasant afternoon when a roadster driven by an apparent madman almost ran them down. The event happened so fast that all the boys noticed was the drivers' bright red hair. Later, that same red-haired driver attempted to rob a ferry boat office, and successfully made off with a yellow roadster called Queen from the Hardys' friend, Chet Morton. Since one witness reported that the villain had dark hair, the Hardy Boys assume The man w

First published 1927152 pages
Category
Mystery
Priority
Recommended
Author works
7
Editions known
45
Classification
Dewey (DDC)
[Fic]823.91
Library of Congress (LCC)
PZ0007.D644 ToPZ0007.D644To 2016PZ0007.D644 To 1991PS3507.I9274 T6
Subjects
Adventure and adventurers, fictionBoy detectiveBrothersBuried treasure, fictionChildren's Middle Grade Mystery & Detective BooksChildren's fictionChildren's storiesChildren’s Middle Grade Action & Adventure BooksDetective and mystery storiesFictionFiction, action & adventureFiction, general
This edition
ISBN 9781515458845English
DATE DUE
First published1927
StatusREAD

On the Same Shelf

Books one call-number away from PZ0007.D644 To in the LCC stacks.

More by Franklin W. Dixon

More in Mystery


← Back to browse