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Hardy Boys 56: The Jungle Pyramid (The Hardy Boys)
Dixon, Franklin W.
Frank and Joe Hardy find themselves drawn into a thrilling adventure in the heart of the South American jungle, pursuing a mystery tied to an ancient pyramid. Their journey is sparked by either a lead from their detective father, Fenton, or an appeal for help from an associate involved in a scientific expedition. The objective is to locate a legendary lost treasure or artifact hidden within the pyramid's depths. However, their quest is far from straightforward, as they quickly discover they are not the only ones interested in the pyramid's secrets. A ruthless group of rivals, motivated by greed, stands in their way, intent on claiming the prize by any means necessary. To succeed, Frank and Joe must rely on their characteristic blend of intelligence and bravery, navigating the dense, unforgiving jungle environment and deciphering cryptic clues left behind by ancient civilizations. The narrative weaves together themes of exploration, mystery, and the strong bond between the Hardy brothers as they face both natural perils and human antagonists. The appeal of "The Jungle Pyramid" lies in its classic adventure structure: the allure of exotic locales, the excitement of uncovering a historical enigma, and the satisfying resolution as Frank and Joe cleverly outmaneuver their enemies to protect the treasure and solve the case.
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Tomes & Tales
$7.95
1 copy
Publisher
Grosset & Dunlap
Pages
192
Format
PAPERBACK
ISBN-13
9780448089560
ISBN-10
0448089564
Language
English
Published
1976-10-01
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