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In the volcano's mouth; or, A boy against an army

By Frank Sheridan
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About This Book

A lively teenage son travels with his grieving father to join him abroad after a family loss, bringing a mischievous, daring spirit that produces comic shipboard episodes and close companionship with a pet monkey; ashore the boy faces escalating perils—natural dangers and organized hostile forces—that force him to set aside pranks and rely on courage, quick thinking, and leadership in a sequence of adventurous, coming-of-age trials.

About the Author

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Frank Sheridan

Frank Sheridan was an author known for his contributions to children's literature, particularly in the adventure genre. His notable work, "In the Volcano's Mouth; or, A Boy Against an Army," showcases his ability to weave thrilling narratives that captivate young readers. Sheridan's storytelling often emphasizes themes of bravery and resilience, making his works both entertaining and inspiring. While not extensively documented, his writing reflects the adventurous spirit of his time, appealing to the imaginations of children and young adults.