Tarzan: The Son of Tarzan - Large Print Edition (Series #4) (Paperback)

from themulhern

It's not clear what is so appealing about Burroughs' writing. He uses the same stock phrases over and over and they sound equally good each time. There are so many characters meeting up in the "trackless jungle" that it might as well be a central station on the London Underground. Troublesome cha...

from tjsjohanna

While this fourth in the series was full of adventure, much of it felt recycled from adventures Tarzan had himself. And while I know it is all fantasy, I somehow had an easier time believing Tarzan as a superhero but his son, not so much. Somehow the fact that Tarzan had been raised by apes gave ...

from nx74defiant

I was surprised how little I remembered of this book. The book is as much about Meriem as it is about Tarzan's son, They spend quite a bit of time separated.

from andyray

this may be the most interesting burroughs' tarzan story, since it only involves tarzan as a strong and civilized englishman. his son, however, voluntarily leaves for africa to be with his love who he rescues from an evil sheik. Burroughs obviously did not blacks or browns a whole lot. For him an...

from Spyderman58

My favorite so far. Can't wait to read the next in the series.