Let's discuss the hardy boys series. I've read the mystery of the disappearing floor. Which one have you read?

Ah! The Hardy Boys! It's getting to 20years I read them last! But you apparently have not read them recently too, because I can see that you have forgotten the name of one. They are (were) Joe and Frank Hardy. Joe was always 17 years old, while Frank was 18. Their father, the detective, was Fenton Hardy. Their Aunt was Pat. They had a convertible car, and a fat friend named Chet who once in a while aided their sleuthing assignments. I've forgotten the names of the girls they were dating then in High School.
But the stories were ALWAYS soooo thrilling, laced with hair-raising excitement, and always a beautiful climax. I think I read almost all the series way back then. Those good old missionary secondary schools of those days used to stock such valuable books in their libraries. (I wonder if they are still there now).
I have also read that "Mystery of the Disappearing Floor"
I also remember "Mystery of the Whale Tatoo", and "While The Clock Ticked"

O boy! How this fills me with nostalgia!

I cant remember which particular titles I've read but most were very interesting.

I just dont know them offhand without looking up the novels.

oh sweet memories!
can neva forget d hardy boys and their mysteries . its been so long dat i cant rememba any of their books.
back in my school days i always read their books alongside a nancy drew. the only book of thiers i can recall is called "shockwaves"where the three detectives(the hardy boys,nancy drew) featured.

@ poster
if i get 2 rememba any other books,i'll bring them up

I love this thread. I read the hardy boys when I was young. I read so many books, it was crazy. Thanks for bringing back the memories.
I also read nancy drew, and the 3 investigators, gosh, my childhood days,
Chet loved to eat and eat so much, lol,
Did anyone remember 'the melted coins' in the hardy boys series, when they had to deal with a pirate, and there was 'the mysterious caravan' when they went to morocco I think, franklin w. dixon was the bomb,
@OP- Thanks for bringing back my childhood memories!