Victor Appleton II Books

Tom Swift and his airship, or, The stirring cruise of the Red Cloud
Tom Swift and his airship, or, The stirring cruise of the Red Cloud

By Victor Appleton II

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The young inventor builds an airship, makes a trial trip, and experiences a smash-up in midair.

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Tom Swift and the SubNeptunian Circumnavigation
Damon Swift In Flight
Tom Swift on the Phantom Satellite
Tom Swift on the Phantom Satellite

By James Duncan Lawrence

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Consternation and panic grip the world as a strange new moon shoots earthward. Millions of people are relieved when the weird, glowing runaway moon in the sky finally goes into orbit 50,000 miles f...

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Tom Swift and His Giant Robot
Tom Swift and His 3 D Telejector
Tom Swift in the Race to the Moon
Tom Swift and the Captive Planetoid
Tom Swift and the Cosmic Astronauts
Tom Swift and the Mystery Comet

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