Its pictures of South American life and scenery are novel and instructive.--_The Literary World, Boston._
The scenes described are of the sort to charm the hearts of adventurous boys.--_The Outlook, N.Y._
_THE YOUNG VOLCANO EXPLORERS Or American Boys in the West Indies_
This is a complete tale in itself, but has the same characters which have appeared so successfully in "Lost on the Orinoco." The boys, with their tutor, sail from Venezuela to the West Indies, stopping at Jamaica, Cuba, Hayti, and Porto Rico. They have numerous adventures on the way, and then set out for St. Pierre, Martinique, where they encounter the effects of the eruption of Mt. Pelee, and two of the boys are left on a raft to shift for themselves. Life in the West Indies is well portrayed, and the tale will appeal to many an older person as well as to the boys.
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