Fourth Down! by Ralph Henry Barbour

Thrilling football action and spotrsmanship with characters developed by Ralph Henry Barbour for teen reading.  Great reading for the whole family, however.

Air Monster by Edwin Green

 Air Monster by Edwin Green 

 Air Monster by Edwin Green is a thrilling mystery and adventure tale written for boys, ages 9 to about 15. A story of the world’s largest dirigible and of the dangers in the frozen wastes of the Arctic—a combination sure to provide thrills for every reader. What befalls this “Air Monster” on the Arctic trip is only a part of the smashing action of this great book for boys.

Agent Nine and the Jewel Mystery by Graham Dean

 Agent Nine and the Jewel Mystery by Graham Dean

Agent Nine And The Jewel Mystery by Graham M. Dean. In this novel young FBI Agents Bob Houston (Agent Nine) and Tully Ross are assigned to jewel smuggling case in Florida. Agent 9 is sent to Atelissa, while Tully is sent to Nira, where they are supposed to uncover the operation. Most of the story takes place on train, the Limited, with a few stops along the way. 

A Son of Courage

 A Son of Courage by Archie P. McKishnie

A Tom Saywer type of tale taking place in Nova Scotia.

True to His Colors by Harry Castlemon

 True to His Colors by Harry Castlemon

Well-written, exciting tale of young men during the Civil War.

Tarzan of the Apes by Edgar Rice Burroughs

The jungle classic by Edgar Rice Burroughs

Edgar Rice Burrough's Novels are HERE.

Edgar Rice Burroughs (September 1, 1875 – March 19, 1950) was an American fiction writer best known for his celebrated and prolific output in the adventure and science-fiction genres. Among the most notable of his creations are the jungle hero Tarzan, the heroic Mars adventurer John Carter and the fictional landmass within Earth known as Pellucidar. Burroughs' California ranch is now the center of the Tarzana neighborhood in Los Angeles. 

Bomba the Jungle Boy at the Moving Mountain by Roy Rockwood
This is #2 in the Bomba Series by Roy Rockwood

This tale describes how Bomba defeats a band of dangerous headhunters from the distant Giant Cataract. This time they are lead by Tocarara, the co-Chieftain and half brother of the wounded Nascanora. It was Bomba himself who wounded Nascanora. The Medicine Man Ruspak is present again and is even forced by the Jungle Boy to cure a dying Cody Casson!

After the savages retreat to their old haunts, Bomba drops Cody off with Pipina the old Indian squaw and finally begins his journey to the Moving Mountain, where Jojasta the Medicine Man rules in a ruthless and cruel fashion. Along the way, he battles jaguars and snakes and rescues the Parkhursts, a family of explorers, from the headhunters.

Once Bomba arrives at the Moving Mountain, he saves the lives of Ashati and Neram, former slaves of the Medicine Man and he confronts Jojasta who verifies that Bomba does indeed look like Bartow but that if he wanted to learn more of him and Laura, he must undertake another journey, this time to Sobrinini's isle, the Isle of Snakes, ever so close to the Giant Cataract!