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Author Clarence Young
Publisher Cupples & Leon Company 1910
Binding hardcover
Condition good
Summary
Published in 1910, The Motor Boys in the Clouds is a thrilling adventure from the golden age of boys' series fiction. Written by Clarence Young, this installment follows the daring escapades of the Motor Boys—Ned, Bob, and Jerry—as they take to the skies in their airship. Brimming with early aviation excitement, high-stakes adventure, and a glimpse into the fascination with flight during the early 20th century, this book is a perfect addition for collectors of vintage children's literature and fans of classic adventure fiction.
A fantastic gift for aviation enthusiasts, nostalgia lovers, or anyone who appreciates early 20th-century adventure tales, this book captures the spirit of exploration and innovation. With its striking cover illustration and engaging story, The Motor Boys in the Clouds is an essential piece of juvenile fiction history.
Interesting fact:
Clarence Young was a house pseudonym used by the Stratemeyer Syndicate, a major publisher responsible for some of the most popular children's book series of the early 20th century. The Motor Boys series, attributed to "Clarence Young," was actually written by Howard R. Garis, a prolific writer best known for creating the Uncle Wiggily series and contributing to Tom Swift and The Bobbsey Twins.
