The Viking Symbol Mystery (1962)

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Author

Franklin W. Dixon

Genre

Fiction

Series

hardy boys

Rating

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ISBN

0448089424 (ISBN13: 9780448089423)

Language

English

Publisher

grosset & dunlap

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About book The Viking Symbol Mystery (1962)

Wow, you know who had terrible parents? The Hardy Boys! Who sends their children and their children's friends into the deadly Canadian wilderness after receiving death threats about meddling into the affairs of thieves? Oh, you guessed it, the Hardy parents! I guess you could say the parents of their friends are even worse for letting their children hang out with the Hardies in the first place, and I would agree. While the kids are off fighting their father's fight, almost getting killed several times over, dad Hardy is home getting all comfy with mom Hardy and this live in "auntie". The Hardy family is way messed up. Can't wait to read more!

Entry 1-The main characters and protagonists are Joe and Frank Hardy. Caribou and Fenton Hardy help out. The antagonists are the people who stole the viking rune stone and the money from the Viking ship.Entry 2-Frank and Koe are always on the mve so there isn't any partivular setting. The point of view is third-person.Entry 3-The detectiveFrank and Joe Hardy help their fammous father on the case. The gang of thieve who stole the rune stone try to kill the Hardy's and sabotage them, but the hardys come through and bring the thieves to jusice.

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I grew up reading these Hardy Boys books, in fact, they are one the earliest books I remember reading at a young age. I picked up a few hardback copies from a library book sale mainly for nostalgia. After reading The Viking Symbol Mystery, I was reminded on why I liked these books, teen characters solving mysteries while traveling all over. This book has the Boys, their friends, and their father traveling to Canada to solve a mystery of several lodge break ins that are related to a Viking symbol. Granted this is not Agatha Christie mysteries, but for what they are, they are an enjoyable quick read for pleasure.
—Lance Lumley