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The Hardy Boys

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The Hardy Boys and the Nancy Drew Series are popular because the plots are __________. exciting
Who was the most important person in developing the Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew? Edward Stratemeyer
From the passage we can conclude that Edward Stratemeyer spent little time on ________. writing
When Stratemeyer died in the early 1930s, his two daughters, Harriet Adams and ___________, took over their father's publishing company. Edna Squire
Before Stratemeyer died, he asked Millie Benson to write the _______________ series. Nancy Drew
There was no ____ writer for either of the Hardy boys or Nancy Drew Series. one
The books are very true to _______. life
All of the characters are _______, and each one contributes to the action of the story. interesting
Benson signed a _______ for $125 per book. contract
After Stratemeyer would write a two page plot for each book a well known __________ would write the book. publisher
It took six to ________ weeks to write each book. eight
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