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The Adventures of - Piang The Moro Jungle Boy
A Book for Young and Old - By Florence Partello Stuart Illustrated By Ellsworth Young - New York The Century Co. 1917
Contents
List of Illustrations
The Adventures of Piang The Moro Jungle Boy
First Adventure - The Charm Boy
Second Adventure - The Floating Island
Third Adventure - The Hermit of Ganassi Peak
Fourth Adventure - The Fire Tree
Fifth Adventure - Riding the Cataract
Piang is a young Moro boy who knows the tangled jungles and crystal rivers of Mindanao like the back of his hand. When a mysterious creature stirs beneath the water, he dives in, spear in hand, ready to face whatever lurks in the depths. His courage is matched by a quick wit that guides him through the island’s hidden valleys and secret waterfalls.
Each episode in the collection whisks listeners to a new wonder: an enchanted charm boy who seems to control the wind, a floating island that appears out of mist, a reclusive hermit guarding ancient knowledge, and a fire‑tree that glows with a strange light. Piang’s encounters with rival tribes, daring river rides, and puzzling jungle mysteries keep the action lively while revealing the rich customs of the Moro people.
The stories are narrated with vivid language that brings the tropical world to life, complemented by illustrations that capture the drama of each scene. Ideal for both children and adults, the tales offer a blend of excitement and a respectful glimpse into a culture overlooked in adventure literature.
Full title
The adventures of Piang, the Moro jungle boy : a book for young and old A Book for Young and Old
Language
en
Duration
~4 hours (259K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Jeroen Hellingman and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net/ from scans made available by Google Books.
Release date
Aug 26, 2007
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
1884–1959
An adventurous writer and radio entertainer, she brought the jungles and cultures of the southern Philippines to young readers through her best-known creation, Piang. Her stories blend danger, bravery, and vivid natural settings with a strong sense of curiosity about life beyond America.
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