Tour of the Zero Club : $b or, Adventures amid ice and snow

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Tour of the Zero Club : $b or, Adventures amid ice and snow

by Edward Stratemeyer

EN·~5 hours·37 chapters

Chapters

37 total
1

CHAPTER I. ON THE TOBOGGAN-SLIDE.

9:16
2

CHAPTER II. LOST OR WON?

9:54
3

CHAPTER III. THE RACES.

8:19
4

CHAPTER IV. A MOMENT OF PERIL.

9:51
5

CHAPTER V. GETTING READY TO START.

10:52
6

CHAPTER VI. LAST RIDE ON THE BUSTER.

7:59
7

CHAPTER VII. BY A HAIR’S BREADTH.

8:46
8

CHAPTER VIII. THE STOLEN ICEBOAT.

7:28
9

CHAPTER IX. THE TOUR BEGINS.

9:36
10

CHAPTER X. CLOSE QUARTERS.

8:51

Description

A moonlit night blankets the snow‑covered hills of Rudskill, where a gang of eager youngsters launch their homemade sleds down the steep Doublehead slope. The clatter of wooden toboggans, the roar of cheering voices, and the flickering glow of bonfires create a lively scene that feels both timeless and exhilarating. In the midst of the ride, Harry Webb’s modest Buster faces off against Pete Sully’s sleek new sled, turning a friendly competition into a test of pride, skill, and the grit of a boy who’s learned to make do without much money.

The story follows Harry, his brother Andy, and their loyal friends as they navigate the rapid descent, the occasional tumble, and the underlying tension of a rivalry that runs deeper than a simple race. Their banter and bravado reveal a community bound by daring winter games, while the looming challenge of the turnpike and the railroad tracks hints at adventures waiting beyond the hill. Listeners will be drawn into the crisp, icy world where youthful courage and camaraderie blaze brighter than any torch.

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Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (307K characters)

Release date

2025-02-11

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Edward Stratemeyer

Edward Stratemeyer

1862–1930

Best known as the creator of the Stratemeyer Syndicate, he helped shape generations of popular children's series, from The Rover Boys to the worlds that later produced Hardy Boys and Nancy Drew adventures. His gift was spotting exactly what young readers wanted: fast-moving stories, memorable heroes, and plenty of cliffhangers.

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