Frank Gee PatchinBesprekingen

Meh. This one was OK. Just wasn't able to get into it very well. I would think that reading something mindless like this would be just what the pandemic ordered, but I guess not.

This was the beginning of the series and I didn't really like it as well as one of the others that I had read that were later on in the series. Too much exposition and too little adventure.

What fun! This was a really good story, great characters, well-written, etc. Unfortunately, it was also quite un-PC when it comes to certain things - lazy Indian comes to mind - but you have to take into consideration when it was written. I'm not sure exactly when, but probably early 1900's. A good fun book for readers of all ages.

The Battleship Boys in Foreign Service or, Earning New Ratings in European Seas
This is a book that write about life of battleship boys.That work in European seas.

A hundred years old and targeted at fourteen-year-olds, this book had my pulse racing from the very beginning with a thrilling rescue-at-sea, and the action never slowed down from there. The main Boy is something of a superman, which I didn't particularly care for, but definitely a better book than I expected from this little-known series.