Calls to mind where I was during the period, though. Above the clouds, and often strolling across the surface of some distant planet.
I was into Victor Appleton II’s Tom Swift, Jr. series.
Image Credit: Jonathan K. Cooper & The Complete Tom Swift Jr. Home Page.
“Tom Swift and His Flying Lab” was Book 1 of the series.
Image Credit: Jonathan K. Cooper & The Complete Tom Swift Jr. Home Page.
I recall “Tom Swift and his Triphibian Atomicar,” also by Victor Appleton II, as being the coolest.
Image Credit: Jonathan K. Cooper & The Complete Tom Swift Jr. Home Page.
Brains Benton was a way-cool science-mystery series.
“The Case of the Painted Dragon” was my overall favorite.
Image Credit: Dylan.
And Digby Allen, Space Explorers, left one mesmerized, and reaching with hope for the stars.
The first book of this series, “The Forgotten Star,” by Joseph Greene, involved Dig’s search for his father, who was discovered to be trapped inside an alien colony ship, known to us today as -- Eros 433.
Image Credit: Jonathan K. Cooper & The Dig Allen Space Explorer Home Page.
A letter from writer Joseph Greene’s son, Paul Greene, regarding the Dig Allen series.
Dan
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