The cover page is adapted from The Mystery of Cabin Island, a painting completed in 1929 by Walter S. Rogers. The cover and title pages feature the League Spartan and Sorts Mill Goudy typefaces created in 2014 and 2009 by The League of Moveable Type. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_S._Rogerswww.theleagueofmoveabletype.com/
The Mystery of Cabin Island
Chapitres (25)
- I: Iceboating on the Bay 0:00
- II: Heading for Trouble 10:48
- III: A Strange Note 19:25
- IV: Holiday Plans 27:50
- V: Mr. Hanleigh 39:52
- VI: Preparations 47:19
- VII: The Other Iceboat 57:03
- VIII: Suspicious Actions 1:06:27
- IX: Night on Cabin Island 1:16:44
- X: Stolen Supplies 1:27:19
- XI: Postage Stamps 1:37:58
- XII: The Notebook 1:48:46
- XIII: The Cipher 1:57:45
- XIV: Christmas Day 2:08:13
- XV: Chicken Thieves 2:19:09
- XVI: The Chimney 2:37:35
- XVII: The Escape 2:48:01
- XVIII: The Cipher Solved 2:57:29
- XIX: Disappointment 3:07:35
- XX: When Rogues Fall Out 3:15:49
- XXI: A Cry for Help 3:26:26
- XXII: The Letter 3:36:36
- XXIII: The Chimney Collapses 3:44:20
- XXIV: The Discovery 3:52:27
- XXV: Elroy Jefferson Is Pleased 4:06:31
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While trying to plan what to do for the winter holidays, the Hardy boys are heartily rewarded for their prowess in solving crimes by Mr. Jefferson, an eccentric antiques dealer and a victim of the carjackers from The Shore Road Mystery.
Mr. Jefferson allows the boys and two of their friends to vacation on his island, but the fun outing soon takes a turn for the worse: among missing supplies, a snow storm, and a shady figure named Mr. Haneligh who keeps trying to assert his authority over the island, the boys realize that there may be more to the eccentric old man and his past than they first thought.
This book was published in 1929 and then rewritten in 1966. This Standard Ebooks edition follows the original 1929 edition.