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* FollowTheLeader: The success of the series led to the creation of "The Happy Hollisters", which (although the Hollisters were ''five'' kids, and none of them twins) copied a lot of the details, such as the small misadventures and scrapes occasionally leading into bigger mysteries, loving and involved parents, a resident "bad boy bully" who shows up to be mean from time to time, and even a cat and a dog.
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* FollowTheLeader: FollowTheLeader:
** The success of the series led to the creation of "The Happy Hollisters", which (although the Hollisters were ''five'' kids, and none of them twins) copied a lot of the details, such as the small misadventures and scrapes occasionally leading into bigger mysteries, loving and involved parents, a resident "bad boy bully" who shows up to be mean from time to time, and even a cat and a dog.
** The success of the series led to the creation of "The Happy Hollisters", which (although the Hollisters were ''five'' kids, and none of them twins) copied a lot of the details, such as the small misadventures and scrapes occasionally leading into bigger mysteries, loving and involved parents, a resident "bad boy bully" who shows up to be mean from time to time, and even a cat and a dog.
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* FollowTheLeader: The success of the series led to the creation of "The Happy Hollisters", which (although the Hollisters were ''five'' kids, and none of the them twins) copied a lot of the details, such as the small misadventures and scrapes occasionally leading into bigger mysteries, loving and involved parents, a resident "bad boy bully" who shows up to be mean from time to time, and even a cat and a dog.
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** The Bobbseys themselves followed suit when fellow Creator/StratemeyerSyndicate series, TheHardyBoys and NancyDrew grew popular, and the Bobbsey books underwent a gentle GenreShift to become a lot more about mysteries, hidden treasures and suspicious people pulling off strange schemes -- though with a couple of surprisingly DarkerAndEdgier examples very late in the series, it never really lost its "fun family adventures" tone.
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** The Bobbseys themselves followed suit when fellow Creator/StratemeyerSyndicate series, TheHardyBoys Literature/TheHardyBoys and NancyDrew Literature/NancyDrew grew popular, and the Bobbsey books underwent a gentle GenreShift to become a lot more about mysteries, hidden treasures and suspicious people pulling off strange schemes -- though with a couple of surprisingly DarkerAndEdgier examples very late in the series, it never really lost its "fun family adventures" tone.
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* FollowTheLeader: The success of the series led to the creation of "The Happy Hollisters", which (although the Hollisters were ''five'' kids, and none of the twins) copied a lot of the details, such as the small misadventures and scrapes occasionally leading into bigger mysteries, loving and involved parents, a resident "bad boy bully" who shows up to be mean from time to time, and even a cat and a dog.
** The Bobbseys themselves followed suit when fellow Creator/StratemeyerSyndicate series, TheHardyBoys and NancyDrew grew popular, and the Bobbsey books underwent a gentle GenreShift to become a lot more about mysteries, hidden treasures and suspicious people pulling off strange schemes -- though with a couple of surprisingly DarkerAndEdgier examples very late in the series, it never really lost its "fun family adventures" tone.
** The Bobbseys themselves followed suit when fellow Creator/StratemeyerSyndicate series, TheHardyBoys and NancyDrew grew popular, and the Bobbsey books underwent a gentle GenreShift to become a lot more about mysteries, hidden treasures and suspicious people pulling off strange schemes -- though with a couple of surprisingly DarkerAndEdgier examples very late in the series, it never really lost its "fun family adventures" tone.
