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The Son of Tarzan

Volume 4, Tarzan Series

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Adventure Fantasy Nature vs. Civilization Identity Adventure and Exploration Family

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Pages
245
Reading time
7 hours 54 minutes
Pace
Fast
First published
1916
Language
English
Downloads
2,149

110 years later, still timely

Why Read The Son of Tarzan in 2026?

A jungle coming-of-age—language, loyalty, and codes of honor. Korak learns where he belongs and what strength is for.

Today's connection

For teens and adults alike, it frames identity beyond origin and asks how to hold power without cruelty.

Wild lessons

Nature as mentor.

Belonging

Between cultures, with care.

Moral code

Strength with limits.

Perfect for Fans of Classic Adventure Novels Readers Interested in Early 20th Century Fiction Young Adults People Interested in Human-Nature Relationships

This book is part of:

Tarzan Series, #4

Edgar Rice Burroughs

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Portrait of Edgar Rice Burroughs

Edgar Rice Burroughs · 1875–1950

Velocity and exotic horizons that set adventure pacing for a century of popular storytelling.

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