>
>YES! One of my favorite series, and I can't even find
the books anymore. It
>was "Alfred Hitchcock & The Three Investigators".
By Arthur ???. I liked
>them better than the Hardy Boys, actually. Really
weird stuff. And one kid
>had been a child star as a baby. Glad to see a fellow
fan.
The books are still findable, though you have to dig around
for the "real" ones. I loved the series too, and my
seven-year-old inherited all my copies and then demanded
more. For Christmas last year, we dug around on Bibliofind
and found a whole mess of VG paperbacks for around $5 apiece,
which she's read and reread and reread. (I bet library sales
would also be a good place to find these, actually.)
There are also revised versions coming out--Alfred Hitchcock
has been cut from them, and the slang has been updated a bit
and so forth. They're okay, fairly reasonable and all, but I
still prefer the originals. No conetest.
Later, Vicky
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