Tahara Among African Tribes

Harold M. Sherman has provided an unexcelled series of exciting adventures in the four volumes on "Tahara" which are sure to appeal to the thousands of Sherman fans as well as those coming by his stories for the first time. Here is something entirely new and captivating in Juvenile Fiction Harold M. Sherman, most popular of writers for boys, has gone far afield in the placing of his fast-moving action stories against the background of mysterious, thrill-producing jungle lands. Tahara, an American boy, son of an internationally known scientist and explorer, sees his father wounded and carried away by roaming bandit bands and he, himself, is captured by a fierce desert tribe. Because of the boy's courage and resourcefulness, he is given the name "Tahara" and adopted by the tribe, becoming eventually boy king of the desert.