Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys Campfire Stories (1984)

Title: Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys Campfire Stories
Authors: Carolyn Keene & Franklin W. Dixon (Stratemeyer Syndicate house names)
Year Published: 1984
ISBN: 0671501984
Publisher: Wanderer Books (Simon & Schuster imprint)
Format: Paperback
Endpapers: Plain white endpapers typical of Wanderer Books paperback editions
Illustrator: Paul Frame
Cover Artist: Hector Garrido

Special Edition Details

This unique collaboration brings together America’s favorite teenage sleuths in a special collection of mysterious tales. Unlike the standard numbered series entries, this is a rare crossover volume featuring both Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys characters in the same book—a treasure for collectors of both series.

Synopsis

Join Nancy Drew and her fellow detectives, Frank and Joe Hardy, as they go to the aid of their friends in the Camp Fire Organization. The six new mysteries in this book take our sleuths from the woods of Maine to a snow-peaked winter-wonderland in Colorado, and from the Arizona desert to a Virginia ranch. They help to track down a young kidnapped prince, save a camp from being closed by greedy villains, and investigate when an abominable snowman tries to put a stop to the Organization’s winter carnival.

Condition Notes

This vintage paperback is in very good condition, preserved with care for nearly four decades. While the product image accurately represents the edition, cover art, and general condition, the exact copy shipped may vary slightly. Our no-questions-asked return policy ensures your complete satisfaction with this classic piece of mystery fiction history.

Collector’s Note

Published during the height of 1980s nostalgia for classic mystery series, this special Wanderer Books edition represents an important crossover in juvenile mystery publishing. The collaboration between the Carolyn Keene and Franklin W. Dixon house names makes this a particularly noteworthy addition to any vintage mystery collection. This Camp Fire Organization themed adventure exemplifies the wholesome yet thrilling storytelling that made these young detectives beloved by generations of readers.