Hardy Boys: The Caribbean Cruise Caper
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The document summarizes a Hardy Boys book titled "The Caribbean Cruise Caper". It introduces the main characters of Frank and Joe Hardy who are investigating pranks threatening to ruin a detective contest and tropical cruise on a yacht. The Hardy boys solved the problem by piecing together clues, discovering it was Jason trying to sabotage the cruise and a Teenway magazine reporter was also involved. The reviewer enjoyed the book for its action and couldn't stop reading.
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