Stratemeyer Edward: 155 books

Dave Porter is the most popular hero in any series of present-day high-grade books for boys. In this volume Dave, not for the first time, aids in untangling a mystery of great importance to a close friend, and is equal to every occasion.  

Dave Porter and the Runaways is a complete story in itself, but forms the ninth volume of a line issued under the general title of Dave Porter Series.

After an introduction to Dave Porter, a typical American lad at a typical American boarding school, a cloud over Dave's parentage causes him to embark on a long sea voyage.

Dave Porter is always ready to jump into a mystery and get to the bottom of things.  This is great reading for young adults and boys.  Also great for the whole family.

The life of Theodore Roosevelt is one well worth studying by any American boy who wishes to make something of himself and mount high on the ladder of success.The twenty-sixth President of our country is a fine type of the true American of to-day, full of vim and vigor, quick to comprehend, and equally...

The present volume tells the particulars of a thrilling rescue from fire at sea, and how the boys and girls, along with some of the older folks, went for a vacation in a camp on the shore of a beautiful lake. Here, most unexpectedly, Dave fell in with one of his old enemies. The youth and his chums had some strenuous times, the particulars of which are given in the pages which follow.

Walter Russell, brother to Larry and Ben, the respective heroes of the two preceding volumes of the series, finds his way to Boston, secures employment, enlists in the navy, and is assigned to the Brooklyn. Then follow intensely interesting chapters, telling of Commodore Schley, the idol of his men;...

"Off for Hawaii" is a complete story in itself, but forms the third volume of a line of books issued under the general title of the "Flag of Freedom Series." In the present work we have the same boy heroes who figured in "When Santiago Fell" and "A Sailor...

This is a novel in the Dave Porter series, written for young men of high school age, approximately 13 to about 18 years old.  However, this is fully enjoyable by every member of the family. In this volume Dave, not for the first time, aids in untangling a mystery of great importance to a close friend,...

ON THE TRAIN We're making time now, Tom. Making time? repeated Tom Rover as he gazed out of the car window at the telegraph poles flashing past. I should say we were, Sam! Why, we must be running sixty miles an hour! If we are not we are making pretty close to it, came from a third boy of the party in...

In the present volume are related the particulars of another trip West,taken by Dave and his chums to locate a lost gold mine, willed to RogerMorr's mother by her brother. The boys had some strenuous happenings,and some of their old-time enemies did all they could to bring theirexpedition to grief. But Dave showed his common sense and his courage,and in the end all went well.

"Under MacArthur in Luzon" is a complete story in itself, but forms the sixth and last volume of the "Old Glory Series," a line of tales depicting adventures in our army and navy during the war with Spain and the rebellion in the Philippine Islands. The principal characters...