Who Wrote Undercover Brother?

In a recent review of the Girl Detective series and the Undercover Brothers series, I was surprised to find that my enjoyment of both series differed significantly. While I rated 48.9% of the Girl Detective series as very good or excellent, only 33.3% of the Undercover Brothers series received the same rating.

Overall, I enjoyed the Hardy Boys Undercover Brothers series noticeably less than I did the Nancy Drew Girl Detective series. The ratings for both series are based on a total of 39 books, including trilogies and standalone novels. In terms of quality, it's worth noting that many of the 'good' books in both series may be weakly good or simply average.

To give you a better idea, here is a breakdown of my ratings:

* Out of 39 books, 33.3% were rated very good or excellent.

* Out of 21 books (including trilogies), 42.9% were rated very good or excellent.

* Out of 21 books (excluding trilogies), 38.1% were rated very good or excellent.

It's also worth noting that I may have been too generous with my ratings, as many of the 'good' books in both series may not be truly excellent. In fact, some may be more accurately described as mediocre.

If you're a collector who loves the Girl Detective series and wants to share your thoughts, please get in touch! As someone who enjoys the series immensely (probably more than most collectors), I'd love to hear from you.

Interestingly, my experience reading the Hardy Boys Undercover Brothers series was mirrored by my enjoyment of the Hardy Boys Digest series versus the Nancy Drew Digest series. In both cases, I found that the Hardy Boys were allowed to tackle more interesting and exciting cases, which may have contributed to my overall enjoyment of the series.

For those interested in reading the series in order, I recommend starting with the Girl Detective series and then moving on to the Undercover Brothers series. While both series are enjoyable in their own right, I found that the Girl Detective series has more to offer in terms of quality and excitement.

Who wrote undercover brother