This Book is great. I recommend others to read this because it has interesting scenes at every moment. The ending is fabulous how The Hardy's catch the culprit behind all the robbery and mishaps. This book is also full of witch craft and magical things. Do read this book everyone. You will unlock many things and learn about many different things
Witchmaster's Key
By Franklin W. Dixon
Book 55 of 58 in the
The Hardy Boys Series
| Interest Level | Reading Level | Reading A-Z | ATOS | Word Count |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grades 4 - 8 | Grades 2 - 6 | n/a | 5.1 | 35753 |
There is not time for explanations when Mr. hardy telephones Frank and Joe form the West Coast and sends them flying off to England to help his old friend Professor Rowbotham. Their stay in East Anglia begins with a weird omen, as they witness the bizarre funeral of an old witchmaster. From then on, strange things happen. When the Hardys learn about the strange disappearance of Lord Craighead, the plot deepens. Danger follows them to Ireland as Frank and Joe survive a shipwreck and find a clue from a frightened white which that leads to the torture chamber of a black witches’ coven, all in search of the telltale Witchmaster’s Key.
Publisher: Armada
ISBN-13: 9780006928386
ISBN-10: 0006928382
Published on 4/11/1991
Binding: Paperback
Number of pages: 160
Book Reviews (2)
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This is a great book. I loved the idea about how Franklin. W .Dixon described about witchcraft and all the wands and magic. I found this book very interesting and it was fabulous at every moment. There were multiple things happening at a time and I was very shocked when I found who was behind all this robbery of museums. I liked the scene when The Hardy's Met Phil Cohen and Chet Morton unexpectedly. The dialogues were nice and every moment was fascinating. I believe that the author keeps on writing great and tremendous books like this