What is the setting of the Tower Treasure?

What is the setting of the Tower Treasure?

Back in Bayport, the Hardy boys find out about a house robbery. Jewels and securities were taken from the library safe in the Applegate family’s Tower Mansion.

What is the plot of The Tower Treasure?

Plot summary Tower Mansion is robbed and Frank and Joe Hardy take on the case to clear the name of a friend’s father. They discover the real crook but have to decipher his mysterious dying words find the stolen loot and crack the case.

What level are Hardy Boy books?

8-12

Should you read the Hardy Boys books in order?

You don’t need to read them in any order.

What age are the Hardy Boy books for?

The Hardy Boys reading level is ages 8-12, or grades 3-7.

What do 12 year olds read?

Here are 25 great book ideas for 12-year-olds.

1. The Night Diary. Heart-Wrenching.
2. The Girl Who Drank the Moon. For Magic Lovers.
3. Percy Jackson Series. An Addictive Supernatural Series.
4. Up for Air. Perfect for Swimmers.
5. Harry Potter Series. A Staple for All.
6. The Science of Breakable Things.
7. Mostly the Honest Truth.
8. Track Series.

What are the rarest books in the world?

8 Rarest Books in the World

• El Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Quixote de la Mancha (Don Quixote)
• De revolutionibus orbium coelestium (On the Revolutions of Heavenly Spheres)
• Mr.
• Birds of America.
• The Gutenberg Bible.
• The Tales of Beedle the Bard.
• The abc with the Pater noster, Aue, Credo, and .
• Codex Leicester.

Should Nancy Drew books be read in order?

For readers who have been looking for Nancy Drew books for sale lately, once they find them, they might wonder: Do you have to read Nancy Drew books in order? The answer is: Not necessarily. Some of the books have Nancy’s back story, but the main idea behind each novel is the individual mystery.

Who was Nancy Drew’s sidekick?

Georgia “George” Fayne

Are Junie B Jones books appropriate?

So. Yes, Junie has a sour disposition and both says and does things she is not supposed to. If you are a parent who does not want to expose your kids to words like “stupid”, skip these books. My eldest (now 22yo) grew up reading these books and was a well-mannered, happy child.