Harry Castlemon: 81 books

Younger readers will love this thrilling first-hand look at one of the crucial battles of the American Civil War, the Siege at Vicksburg, during which more than 30,000 soldiers were injured, killed or captured. After a period of rest and recuperation back home, Frank Nelson, the star of Castlemon's...

This volume from Castlemon's popular War series for younger audiences follows the ongoing saga of the Gray family, which has been torn apart due to divided loyalties during the Civil War. This novel focuses on Marcy Gray, a boat pilot whose nautical skills are in high demand but whose Union sympathies must remain concealed to ensure the safety of himself and his loved ones.

During the American Civil War, many teenage boys braved the battlefield in service to their country. That's exactly what the spirited young protagonist at the center of Frank on a Gun-Boat decides to do when his cousin Archie asks him to join up. Though barely old enough to fend for themselves, the duo...

A thrilling tale about young men who are Boers in South Africa during the late 1800's.

"The Steel Horse" is a collection of stories and anecdotes related to the author's vast experiences cycling. A fascinating insight into the state of the sport at a time when it experienced an explosion of popularity, this volume is highly recommended for modern cycling enthusiasts and those...

A thrilling tale about young men and the fishing boat trade. Written for younger men, this tale is equally exciting for everyone in the family.

A tale written for younger audiences, but a thrilling tale of pirate treasure.  Great reading for the whole family..

A thrilling tale of a young man lost in the wilds of Africa.

Tom Randolph, Conscript, Lambert's Signal-Fire, Mr. Randolph Carries Tales, The Phantom Bushwhackers, The Cotton Thieves, The Man He Wanted to See, Sailor Jack in Action, Bad News from Marcy, Rodney is Astonished, Mark Goodwin's Plan, Ben Makes a Failure, Surprised and Captured, In Williamston Jail, The Prison Pen, On Account of the Dead Line, Sailor Jack, the Trader, Conclusion,

Frank Nelson goes on an adventure at sea.  Great reading for teens and older.

The speakers were your old friends Joe Wayring and his two chums, Roy Sheldon and Arthur Hastings; and I am one of the Expert Columbias who were introduced to your notice in the concluding chapters of the second volume of this series of books. I have been urged by my companions to describe the interesting...

Writteb for younger men, this thrilling tale of adventure will be great reading for everyone.

A young man goes in search of a large gold nugget, and he faces daners in doing so.