A pseudonym for a series of ghostwriters hired by the Stratemeyer Syndicate to write The Hardy Boys and Ted Scott Flying Stories, along with some Nancy Drew crossover stories. [Leslie McFarlane][1] is the most well known of these writers having written the first Hardy Boys book along with twenty others. [1]: http://openlibrary.org/authors/OL1822558A/Leslie_McFarlane
The Yellow Feather Mystery
The Yellow Feather Mystery
Synopsis
Join Frank and Joe Hardy as they dive into a puzzling case involving a missing will. Their investigation quickly uncovers a dangerous criminal who will stop at nothing, even murder, to get what they want. Can the Hardy Boys outsmart this cunning foe and bring them to justice?
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Frank HardyProtagonist
Joe HardyProtagonist
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Edition
The Yellow Feather MysteryUnknown, 2009
187 pages
Penguin USA, Inc.Language: EnglishISBN: 97811010650375 editions available
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Frequently asked questions
Is The Yellow Feather Mystery a standalone story?
This book is the 33rd installment in the Hardy Boys Mystery Stories series. While each book presents a self-contained mystery, reading the series in order allows for a deeper appreciation of the characters' development and recurring elements.
Are there any adaptations of The Yellow Feather Mystery?
The story was adapted into an episode of The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries television series in 1977. The television adaptation takes some liberties with the plot and characters compared to the original novel.
How does this book compare to earlier Hardy Boys mysteries?
The Yellow Feather Mystery maintains the classic investigative style of the earlier books, focusing on clues and deduction. It features the familiar dynamic between Frank and Joe, with a slightly more intricate plot than some of the very first adventures.