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Thunder Country dustjacket

Thunder Country

by Armstrong Sperry
Illustrated by Armstrong Sperry

MacMillan Company, New York, 1960

From the dustjacket:

Deep jungle creeping and crawling wild life -- strange suspicious natives -- unreliable guides -- sudden unexpected disaster -- these are the backgrounds of an exciting adventure story. Chad Powell wanted to be an ornithologist, and this trip with his father into the "Thunder Country" of Venezuela, while they search or rare bird specimens, was wonderful experience. But they had not counted on an airplane crash or the loss of their guides, and their expedition was often close to disaster. Their bird hunt also became a manhunt as they searched for an engineer who had mysteriously disappeared. Here is adventure and suspense to satisfy the most ardent reader of spine-tingling stories.

Armstrong Sperry is well-known for tales of strange appealing places. The Venezuelan jungle is quite as mysterious and fascinating as THE RAIN FOREST of New Guinea, where Chad Powell had his earlier adventure. Mr. Sperry's many beautiful drawings fill in the backgrounds of both these stories.



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