Hardy Boys Classic 5-Book Starter Set
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This collectible Hardy Boys 5-book boxed set is the perfect gift for aspiring detectives or longtime fans!
The first five books in the Hardy Boys classic mystery series are packaged together in a collectible box set featuring a beautifully designed slipcover. Titles included are #1 The Tower Treasure, #2 The House on the Cliff, #3 The Secret of the Old Mill, #4 The Missing Chums, and #5 Hunting for Hidden Gold.
Set of five Hardy Boys hardcover books with slipcover; 900 total pages!
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