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The Four-Headed Dragon
Mystery and suspense
The Four-Headed Dragon
Book 69 of the The Hardy Boys Mystery Stories series
Frank and Joe Hardy become involved in a case centered on a four-headed dragon symbol. The investigation forces them to make sense of an elaborate emblem whose meaning connects people and places, while suspicious people work to keep the real explanation hidden. The brothers combine observation, teamwork, and a willingness to enter dangerous situations as the clues develop into a larger scheme. Franklin W. Dixon’s Hardy Boys adventure blends international-style intrigue with the series’ familiar fast-moving juvenile detection, keeping the emphasis on uncovering the human motives behind an attention-grabbing mystery.
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Violence, weapons, and peril · Mild frightening/intense material
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Orange-Vanilla Root Beer
A bright, refreshing sip suits sweeping adventure and high stakes.
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- Fill a tall glass with ice. Add syrup and citrus, top with root beer or sarsaparilla, and stir gently.
- Garnish: Citrus wedge.
- Glassware: Highball glass.
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Highball glass ↗Cocktail Pour · 21+
Dragon's Milk
For adults of legal drinking age. Please drink responsibly.
Dark, toasty richness suits sweeping adventure and high stakes.
What you'll need
- 6 oz New Holland Dragon's Milk bourbon barrel-aged stout
How to mix it
- Serve at 50–55°F, as recommended by the brewery.
- Pour gently into a snifter or tulip glass and enjoy on its own; no mixing or garnish needed.
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