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PDF Download the Bombay Boomerang Ebook THE BOMBAY BOOMERANG PDF, EPUB, EBOOK Franklin W Dixon | 180 pages | 01 Jun 1970 | Penguin Putnam Inc | 9780448089492 | English | New York, United States The Bombay Boomerang | The Hardy Boys Wiki | Fandom Hardy Boys the Shattered Helmet. Hardy Boys The Jungle Pyramid. Hardy Boys the Masked Monkey. Hardy Boys the Mysterious Caravan. Hardy Boys The Sting of the Scorpion. Hardy Boys the Clue of the Hissing Serpent. Stonewall Hinkleman and the Battle of Bull Run. Michael Hemphill and Tom Angleberger. Irish Red. Jim Kjelgaard. Kaleidoscope Eyes. The Bungalow Mystery 3. Carolyn Keene. The Last Leopard. Lauren St. Call of the Klondike. Kim Richardson and David Meissner. Pinkerton and the Petrified Man. Caroline Lawrence. The Green Toenails Gang. Marjorie Weinman Sharmat and Mitchell Sharmat. Star Rider. Bonnie Bryant. DK Eyewitness Books: Shakespeare. The City of Ember Complete Series. The Hardy Boys head to sea to solve the theft of mercury shipments and a government missile and to foil a terrorist plan to create havoc in the United States. They discover that the gang is hiding in a hotel in Baltimore , where their father, Fenton Hardy, is staying under the name L. An attempt is made on their father's life when his cover is blown, but the Hardy Boys save him in time. Using devices such as ear bugs, they spy on the gang. With the help of an Admiral at the Pentagon , the boys uncover the gang's nefarious plot. The gang wants to blast a cave containing nerve gas with a Super S missile that can't be redirected. This will cause the nerve gas to spread in the USA, which in turn will help overthrow the US government. They explore the ship as all the clues point towards India. There, an attempt is made on Joe's life. The Hardys also capture the Mercury gang. They find a new friend, Akshay, who takes them to a ship called the Bombay Batarang, where they uncover some clues to the mystery. Return to Book Page. Frank and Joe Hardy become involved in a case affecting national security when Joe dials a wrong telephone number and gets the Pentagon. Two words-- "Bombay Boomerang"-- that the boys hear before the line goes dead plunge them into a whirlpool of danger and intrigue. At the same time, Frank and Joe must save their father from a murderous gang stealing mercury shipments in Frank and Joe Hardy become involved in a case affecting national security when Joe dials a wrong telephone number and gets the Pentagon. At the same time, Frank and Joe must save their father from a murderous gang stealing mercury shipments in the Baltimore harbor. With clues linking the mercury thefts to the top secret Super S missile mysteriously stolen from a government arsenal. In a race against time, the three Hardys foil a diabolical scheme to create widespread havoc in the United States. Get A Copy. Hardcover , pages. More Details Original Title. The Hardy Boys 49 , Hardy-guttene Other Editions Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about The Bombay Boomerang , please sign up. Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Oct 10, Jerry rated it really liked it. As usual, this mystery was great fun. Mar 07, Dylan Franzen rated it it was amazing. The "Bombay Boomerang," by Franklin W. Dixon, is a mystery book that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Frank and Joe are two young detectives trying to follow in the footsteps of their father, Fenton Hardy. When mercury flasks are smuggled and stolen, its up to Frank, Joe and their father to solve the mystery. They meet friends and foes on their journey to catch the crooks and save the towns from possible threats. This book was a great "page-turner'' that kept me in suspence throughout the who The "Bombay Boomerang," by Franklin W. This book was a great "page-turner'' that kept me in suspence throughout the whole book. I suggest this book to anyone who wants a good, classic mystery book! Mar 06, Andrew Muetzel rated it liked it. The book was about the two hardy boys brothers, as you know they are always up to something. They need to stop a group of bad guys or terrorist that are trying to make a plan to destroy all of America. They go to Baltimore where the gang is planning the attack to try to learn more about the gang. They board the Bombay Boomerang, which is one of the bad guys ship, they fight off the gang and arrest I chose to do The Bombay boomerang Hardy Boys for my book review, the author is Franklin W. They board the Bombay Boomerang, which is one of the bad guys ship, they fight off the gang and arrest the gang's leader. The lexile level for the book Hardy Boys is The setting in the book is Bayport, like most of the books, but they actually go to Washington D. The book is mostly just going place to place trying to find clues about the gang. The story has a lot of excitements and mystery in it, there is a lot of action and there is never a dull moment. I recommend this book. I recommend it because there's so much excitement and action in it. It was an easy book and fun book. There were a few spots in the book where there were so many things going on that I got lost, and when I take breaks from reading it is hard for me to pick up where I left off. My favorite part about the book is when Joe and Frank get captured and they have to fight themselves to get free and to safety that was a good part. So overall this book deserves 4 stars and I am happy I grabbed it off the shelf! Aug 14, Book collector rated it really liked it. Ok this isn't a specific review of the books. There are quite a few hardy boys books and I read them over a period of several years but that was around years ago now. Some I remember clearly and I will be specific about those at the end of this part of the review. This section is really an overview of the series. Franklin w. Dixon was of course a syndicate name. A name used over many years on the hardy boys books. My father read them during the fifties, they started during the forties and Ok this isn't a specific review of the books. My father read them during the fifties, they started during the forties and by the end of the the 's I'd collected a full set up to around number 90 along with the first 25 or so casefiles books. They were enjoyable books. Fairly simple, but generally well written mysteries. They followed a basic pattern. The hardy boys father would either disappear working on a case or go off to work a case, the boys would get involved in a curious but not terribly threatening mystery in which they and their friends would regularly be captured, escape, repeat as needed. They would end with the boys in danger and then their father would turn up, save them and reveal they had both been working the same case. There are variations on the pattern of course and don't get me wrong I'm not knocking the familiar tropes of the series, that's what made these books fun to read. Some books were brilliant, some weaker but I rarely read one that was poor. All were well written by the various authors behind the dixon name. Now I'm going to digress for a moment. I had a problem with kids books when I was a kid. They weren't very exciting. But there was a reason that I felt this. In the 's through really up until the Harry Potter phenomenon in the late 's be thankful for Rowling, as her success has paved the way for the brilliant children's book landscape we now have children's books were fairly tame. The Bombay Boomerang by Franklin W. Dixon | Scholastic Advanced Searching Our Advanced Search tool lets you easily search multiple fields at the same time and combine terms in complex ways. See the help page for more details. Want to get more out of the basic search box? Read about Search Operators for some powerful new tools. Series: Dixon, Franklin W. Hardy boys mystery stories ; Detective and mystery stories. Frank and Joe Hardy become involved in a case affecting national security when Joe dials a wrong telephone number and gets the Pentagon. Two words -- "Bombay boomerang"--That the boys hear before the line goes dead plunge them into a whirlpool of danger and intrigue. Mar 06, Andrew Muetzel rated it liked it. The book was about the two hardy boys brothers, as you know they are always up to something. They need to stop a group of bad guys or terrorist that are trying to make a plan to destroy all of America. They go to Baltimore where the gang is planning the attack to try to learn more about the gang. They board the Bombay Boomerang, which is one of the bad guys ship, they fight off the gang and arrest I chose to do The Bombay boomerang Hardy Boys for my book review, the author is Franklin W.
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