Victor Appleton's Books
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The Robot OlympicsROBOTS + TERRORISTS = TROUBLE FOR TOM Tom's been training his entry, SwiftBot, for the upcoming Robot Olympics -- a major event being sponsored by...Read More -
Into the AbyssTOM IS IN DEEP-SEA TROUBLE... Tom. Bud, and Yo are on the S.S. Nestor, a Swift Enterprises research vessel, to witness Mr. Swift testing his...Read More
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The Space HotelWhat Tom's about to find is truly out of this world! It's the grand opening of APOGEE, the world's first space hotel, an orbital space station...Read More
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Under the RadarTom and his dad are in the park testing out Tom's new invisibility suit when suddenly a van pulls up -- and kidnaps Mr. Swift! Tom is panicked -- who...Read More
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On Top of the WorldHIGH ELEVATIONS EQUAL HIGH STAKES FOR TOM! Tom is headed to Mount Everest. Not only will he get some sweet practice time in on his new foil kite...Read More
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Rocket RacersCan Tom avoid a rocket wreckage disaster? Tom is teaming up with his pals Yo and Bud to test out his new Swift-Racer, a rocket-powered plane built...Read More
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Authors on the Web
ZDNet, March 28, 2013
...G. Wodehouse, Plato, Robert Louis Stevenson, Robert Michael Ballantyne, Rudyard Kipling, Sax Rohmer, Stephen Leacock, Thornton W. Burgess, Victor Appleton, Wilkie Collins, William Le Queux...Keywords: Classic audiobooks, audiobooks for kids, fiction...
Power Magazine, November 1, 2012
...nuclear craft could fly for months at 1,000 mph, at altitudes just short of outer space. Understandably, Victor Appleton chose to start his postwar literary venture with flight. Flying has always fascinated Earth-bound man; children commonly dream that...
Biggleswade Chronicle, September 29, 2012
...agreed to put ‘Vickers Walk’ and ‘Appleton Close’ forward, the latter in memory of Nobel Prize-winning physicist Edward Victor Appleton. But speaking in the public open session towards the end of the meeting, former town councillor Duncan...
Topeka Capital-Journal, September 25, 2012
...to a series of books, published beginning in 1910, in which the hero was Tom Swift. The author, Victor Appleton, didn’t go in for puns so much but had a habit of adding some adverb after each “he said.” The Internet is full of sites featuring long...
Zimbio, July 4, 2012
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