The Motor Boys On The Pacific

This edition of The Motor Boys on the Pacific by Clarence Young is given by Golden Eagle Publishing - Million Book Edition

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" I believe it is not necessary to introduce the Motor Boys to most of my readers, as they have made their acquaintance in the previous books of this series. To those, however, who take up this volume without having previously read the ones that go before, I take pleasure in presenting my friends, Jerry, Ned and Bob. They are booked for quite a long trip, this time; across the continent to the Pacific coast, where they are destined to have some stirring adventures, searching for a mysterious derelict. Those of you who know the Motor Boys from their past performances know that they will meet emergencies in the right spirit, and that they will do their level best to accomplish what they set out to do. Whether they did so in this case I leave it for you to determine by reading the book. [...]".

The Motor Boys were the heroes of a popular series of adventure books for boys at the turn of the 20th century issued by the Stratemeyer Syndicate under the pseudonym of Clarence Young.

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"The Motor Boys on the Pacific" by Clarence Young is an adventurous tale that follows the exploits of the trio known as the Motor Boys—Jerry, Ned, and Bob. In this installment, the boys embark on a thrilling journey to the Pacific Coast, where they encounter danger, mystery, and excitement. The story begins with the boys deciding to take a trip to the Pacific Coast to explore new territories and seek adventure. They utilize their beloved automobile, the Red Streak, as their means of transportation. Along the way, they encounter a series of challenges, including treacherous terrain, unpredictable weather, and mechanical issues with their vehicle. As the Motor Boys make their way to the West Coast, they find themselves caught up in a mystery involving valuable patents and a group of unscrupulous individuals who will stop at nothing to get their hands on them. The boys become amateur detectives as they work to unravel the mystery and protect the patents from falling into the wrong hands. Clarence Young's storytelling is marked by its fast-paced narrative, thrilling escapades, and the camaraderie of the Motor Boys. The book captures the spirit of adventure that characterized the early 20th century, as well as the fascination with new technologies like automobiles. "The Motor Boys on the Pacific" is not only an exciting adventure but also a celebration of friendship and resourcefulness. It reflects the sense of curiosity and exploration that defined the era and the determination of young people to face challenges head-on. Overall, the novel offers an engaging and enjoyable reading experience for those interested in tales of adventure, mystery, and the open road. It continues the tradition of the Motor Boys series, providing readers with another thrilling installment in the adventures of Jerry, Ned, and Bob as they traverse the vast expanse of the Pacific Coast.

"The Motor Boys on the Pacific; Or, the Young Derelict Hunters" by Clarence Young is an exhilarating adventure that follows the Motor Boys as they embark on a daring quest across the Pacific Ocean in pursuit of a derelict ship. Young's storytelling is marked by its action-packed plot and the thrill of exploration. This book is a captivating choice for readers who enjoy tales of high-sea adventures, resourcefulness, and the spirit of discovery.