The Motor Rangers Cloud Cruiser

The Motor Rangers' Cloud Cruiser By John Henry Goldfrap

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"What do you make of the weather, Nat?" Joe Hartley turned to Nat Trevor as he spoke, and scanned the face of the young leader of the adventure-seeking Motor Rangers with some anxiety. But the stout and placid Joe's unwonted look of apprehension found no reflection on the firm countenance of Nat Trevor, who stood as steadily at the wheel of the Nomad as if that sixty-foot, gasolene-driven craft was not, to use Joe's phrase of a few moments before, pitching and tumbling "like a bucking broncho."

"What do you make of the weather, Nat?" Joe Hartley turned to Nat Trevor as he spoke, and scanned the face of the young leader of the adventure-seeking Motor Rangers with some anxiety. But the stout and placid Joe's unwonted look of apprehension found no reflection on the firm countenance of Nat Trevor, who stood as steadily at the wheel of the Nomad as if that sixty-foot, gasolene-driven craft was not, to use Joe's phrase of a few moments before, pitching and tumbling "like a bucking broncho." "It does look pretty ugly for a fact, Joe," rejoined Nat, after he had scrutinized the horizon on every side.

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"The Motor Rangers' Cloud Cruiser" by John Henry Goldfrap offers readers an imaginative journey with the Motor Rangers. Goldfrap's storytelling transports readers into a world of exploration and invention, where the Motor Rangers embark on exciting adventures. With its emphasis on innovation and daring feats, this book is an exciting read for young audiences and those who enjoy tales of young adventurers shaping the future with their ingenuity and bravery.