The Mystery of Cabin Island version 2

The Hardy Boys find a trespasser on an island belonging to Elroy Jefferson, whose stolen car they helped recover in a previous adventure. They discover that the trespasser is searching for a stolen stamp collection of great value on Jefferson's island. They thwart the intruder and return the collection to its rightful owner.
summary by the reader (4 hr 14 min)

Chapitres

Chapter 1	10:51	Lu par Anthony St. Pierre
Chapter 2	8:34	Lu par Anthony St. Pierre
Chaper 3	8:28	Lu par Anthony St. Pierre
Chapter 4	12:07	Lu par Anthony St. Pierre
Chapter 5	7:17	Lu par Anthony St. Pierre
Chapter 6	9:15	Lu par Anthony St. Pierre
Chapter 7	9:26	Lu par Anthony St. Pierre
Chapter 8	10:05	Lu par Anthony St. Pierre
Chapter 9	11:03	Lu par Anthony St. Pierre
Chapter 10	10:48	Lu par Anthony St. Pierre
Chapter 11	11:04	Lu par Anthony St. Pierre
Chapter 12	9:11	Lu par Anthony St. Pierre
Chapter 13	11:19	Lu par Anthony St. Pierre
Chapter 14	10:59	Lu par Anthony St. Pierre
Chapter 15	18:00	Lu par Anthony St. Pierre
Chapter 16	10:08	Lu par Anthony St. Pierre
Chapter 17	9:14	Lu par Anthony St. Pierre
Chapter 18	10:38	Lu par Anthony St. Pierre
Chapter 19	8:24	Lu par Anthony St. Pierre
Chapter 20	10:45	Lu par Anthony St. Pierre
Chapter 21	10:15	Lu par Anthony St. Pierre
Chapter 22	8:06	Lu par Anthony St. Pierre
Chapter 23	8:09	Lu par Anthony St. Pierre
Chapter 24	13:52	Lu par Anthony St. Pierre
Chapter 25	6:41	Lu par Anthony St. Pierre

Critiques

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Tessa Bright from North Dakota

I loved this story and I thought it was super interesting but I do not like the fact that Mr Jefferson marries his wife for her stamps and seems to care more about his stamps than her I think that it should have been the other way around in that he should have married for her and found out later that she had stamps and after that become a stamp collector also the story makes it seem like a okay and acceptable thing. other than that the story was awesome

Mystery of cabin island

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JoolsH

January 2026. An old fashioned book by nowadays standards, but, as an older person myself, I thoroughly enjoyed it!

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