Ken Ward in the Jungle

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Ken Ward in the Jungle

by Zane Grey

EN·~5 hours·1 chapter

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1 total
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5:49:58

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Ken Ward, a bright‑eyed forester from the Arizona desert, finds himself staring out of a train window at a cascade of waterfalls and a river winding into an emerald jungle. With his brother Hal at his side, the brothers leave behind familiar plains for the untamed rain‑forests of Mexico, driven by a promise of scientific discovery and a coveted prize that could launch Ken’s career into Africa’s great hunting grounds.

Guided by an uncle’s ambition and the lure of recognition from the Smithsonian, Ken prepares for a grueling trek through unknown terrain, armed with maps, rifles and a notebook full of observations. Along the way, they encounter vibrant local villages, curious wildlife, and the subtle challenges of a new climate, all of which test their resolve and spark a deeper curiosity about the natural world. Their early journey sets the stage for an adventure that balances youthful daring with the meticulous work of a true explorer.

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Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (335K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2014-06-14

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Zane Grey

Zane Grey

1872–1939

A former dentist and ballplayer who helped define the Western, he turned frontier adventure into some of the most widely read popular fiction of the early 20th century. Best known for Riders of the Purple Sage, he brought the American West to millions of readers with fast-moving stories, vivid landscapes, and a strong sense of myth.

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