SuitabookFairness, competition and responsibility
Different grades compete for a pizza party, while the highest-scoring individual receives a special prize; sabotage threatens the event.
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Leslie McFarlane - Author
Scott Burroughs - Author
A school sports day becomes a detective case when equipment is deliberately damaged. The appeal lies in following Frank and Joe as they try to identify whoever disrupted the events.
Frank and Joe bring their detective skills to the athletic arena in this all-new Hardy Boys Secret Files mystery! It’s time for Field Day at Bayport Elementary and all the kids are excited! Whatever grade wins gets a pizza party, and the person with the highest personal score also gets a special prize. But when the field equipment is sabotaged the day before the events are supposed to start, it looks like Field Day might not happen after all—unless someone can find out who is behind the mess of ruined rackets, tangled jump ropes, and flattened balloons. Can Frank and Joe crack the case and save Field Day?
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA school sports day becomes a detective case when equipment is deliberately damaged. The appeal lies in following Frank and Joe as they try to identify whoever disrupted the events.
Different grades compete for a pizza party, while the highest-scoring individual receives a special prize; sabotage threatens the event.
The central disruption involves sabotage and property damage: rackets are ruined, jump ropes tangled and balloons flattened. The competitive prizes may also make the Field Day feel high-stakes within the story.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: the current material supports only a cautious reading; another book-specific source is still needed.
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