Operation survival

[JoeHardyRocks]

Yeah, when FJA showed it to me she was like "What?!?"

[HB@1718]

One way or another, it's not very nice.

[SDLagent]

I was really tempted to say, ''******** isn't nice?''.

Wait, I just did.

But your right The Hardy Boys can do without that.

[JoeHardyRocks]

At least they didn't say a bad word.

[003Robin457]

I read that review too.

3 of 3 aproval rating. He's doing pretty good.
http://www.amazon.com/Operation-Survival-Hardy-Undercover-Brothers/dp/1416900675/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1243802651&sr=8-1

[HB@1718]

Totally.

[ken10]

That?s not that bad, but the age on the back of the book is 8-12, so I don?t really think they should have it.

Every book is marked "Ages 8-12"!

[tomswift2002]

Every book is marked "Ages 8-12"!

Every Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew book, since Simon & Schuster made Minstrel Books a defunct publishing arm in December 2001, has been marked "Ages 8-12". 

Really the only books that have never had an "Age" or "Flesch-Kincaid Reading Level" mark on them have been the Original 59 (including the Revised Texts).  Now then they continued that tradition of not marking the books onto the Wanderer books, but then when Wanderer was discontinued, and the series switched to Minstrel, that was when the Flesch-Kincaid Reading Level was introduced on the back of the books.

The Casefiles featured the Reading Level on the copyright page.  At the bottom of the page it will say "RL: 7+", which meant "Reading Level: Grade 7 and up".

[HB@1718]

Yeah, it always says 8-12, but some of us are way older than that and we still read them. Right?

[Kerin]

I'm nearly 16 and I read them.

[ken10]

See? It's a series for ALL ages, despite the 8-12.