About “Tom Swift and his Spectromarine Selector”
Tom Swift and his companions face peril during a deep-sea expedition to an ancient city on the ocean floor, where Tom tests two new inventions: the de-organic-izer, used to remove centuries-old sea growth from buildings, and the spectromarine selector, designed to locate a rare metal essential for a government rocket contract. The expedition encounters numerous dangers, including a jammed elevator, a sea monster, an abandoned submarine with human remains, a critical leak in the hydrodome, and an enemy presence. Tom overcomes these challenges while pursuing his scientific objectives.
Book details
- First published
- 1960
- Pages
- 184
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How many pages is Tom Swift and his Spectromarine Selector?
Tom Swift and his Spectromarine Selector by Victor Appleton II has 184 pages.