Action & Adventure
The Thrill Book
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Greye La Spina
Thrill Book was a short-lived genre fiction precursor to Weird Tales featuring some of the same talent like Greye La Spina, Seabury Quinn, C…
King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table
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Sir Thomas Malory
Recounting the tales of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, the book explores a collection of their quests, romances, and battle…
The Roosevelt Bears
Read by Hannah Mary
Seymour Eaton
"The Roosevelt Bears - Their Travels and Adventures" is full of fun as we follow the journeys and mishaps of two big, delightful b…
Og - Son of Fire
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Irving Crump
Five hundred thousand years ago, Og has been separated from his people during a volcano eruption. This story follows Og on his journey to fi…
New Lamps
Read by Paul Harvey
Robert Moore Williams
Ronson came to the Red Planet on the strangest mission of all ... he only knew he wanted to see Les Ro, but he didn't know exactly why. It w…
The Arrow of Fire
Read by Tom Penn
Roy J. Snell
After spending three years exploring some of the most remote and wild places on earth, young Johnny Thompson returns to his home town of Chi…
Moby Dick
Read by Peter Dann
Herman Melville
This great, genre-bending novel nominally centres on the quest of the monomaniacal Captain Ahab to gain revenge for the loss of his leg to a…
Doctor Dolittle in the Moon
Read by Shelly Weingart
Hugh Lofting
Doctor Dolittle travels to the Moon where he discovers a new world of animals and even plants to study and communicate with. Back on Earth h…
The Radio Boys Trailing a Voice
Read by Tom Hirsch (1947-2022)
Allen Chapman
Radio is an ideal boy’s hobby, but it is not limited to youth. Nevertheless it offers a wonderful scope for the unquenchable enthusiasm that…
A Lad of Mettle
Read by Ryan Jakob
Nat Gould
When Edgar Foster came to Redbank School he was sixteen, small for his age, but muscular and active. Alumni of the school included accomplis…
The Man Who Was Thursday
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G. K. Chesterton
This is undoubtedly the best of Chesterton's novels, a thriller which follows Gabriel Syme as he tries to find a way to bring the Supreme An…
Sunshine and Snow
Read by Laurie Banza
Harold Bindloss
A harrowing and dramatic story of four siblings from Scotland who are poor and orphaned. The eldest brother, Arthur, is guardian to his two …
The Devil-Ray
Read by Ben Tucker
Joel Martin Nichols, Jr.
George Ferris is a master thief with amnesia. He and his two partners in crime concoct a plan to break into the famed Castle Blennerhof in a…
The Bobbsey Twins at Cedar Camp
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Laura Lee Hope
In this 14th book in the Bobbsey Twins Series, the twins go on more adventures, including getting lost in a blizzard! (Summary by Maria Ther…
Under Boy Scout Colors
Read by David Olson
Joseph Bushnell Ames
Dale Tompkins joins the Boy Scouts as a Tenderfoot in wolf patrol. Dale has many adventures with the scouts in the town of Hillsgrove. (su…
Claude Lightfoot, or How the Problem Was Solved
Read by Carol Pelster
Francis J. Finn and Francis J. Finn, S.J.
Most of the boys in the Catholic school called Milwaukee College are engrossed with baseball and keeping up with their studies. When twelv…
Bunny Brown and his Sister Sue at Camp Rest-a-While
Read by Nan Dodge
Laura Lee Hope
Number 5 in the Bunny Brown series. This charming volume sees Bunny Brown, his sister Sue, their parents, Uncle Tad, and Bunker Blue (along …
The After House
Read by Tom Penn
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Ralph Leslie, a brand-new MD, realizes that a life of adventure holds more appeal than hospital rounds and daily clinics. Is it good luck, b…
The Brownies and Prince Florimel
Read by Jude Somers
Palmer Cox
After Prince Florimel flees his home (and a particularly nasty uncle) he has a series of adventures with the mischevious but helpful Brownie…
The Airship Boys in the Great War
Read by Tom Hirsch (1947-2022)
De Lysle Ferree Cass and De Lysle Ferrée Cass
Little did Alan, Ned and Buck suspect what they were getting themselves in for when they approached the editor of The Herald with their plan…