About “Tom Swift and his Deep-Sea Hydrodome”
Tom Swift undertakes the challenge of constructing an underwater city to capture helium gas found on the ocean floor, utilizing his new water-repelling machine and hydrodome. While working at an undersea mountain site, he and his friend Bud Barclay discover leaden chests containing dangerous weapons, and Tom faces repeated threats from a mysterious enemy, including an attack in his laboratory and a near-fatal encounter with a submarine.
Book details
- First published
- 1958
- Pages
- 184
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How many pages is Tom Swift and his Deep-Sea Hydrodome?
Tom Swift and his Deep-Sea Hydrodome by Victor Appleton II has 184 pages.