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Chapter V of the book "Tom Swift and His Undersea Search or, The Treasure on the Floor of the Atlantic" is presented. It highlights the presentation of the evidence of the existence of the ship with its treasure to Tom by Mr. Hardley, after he accepted the proposal of taking part of the voyage. It also highlights the rebuilding and refitting of Tom's submarine to be used for the voyage.

Chapter IV of the book "Tom Swift and His Undersea Search or, The Treasure on the Floor of the Atlantic" is presented. It highlights the decision of Tom to be given enough time to think about the proposal to consider all the necessary things. It also highlights the success of Mr. Damon on persuading Tom to take part of the voyage to uncover the sunken treasure.

Chapter III of the book "Tom Swift and His Undersea Search or, The Treasure on the Floor of the Atlantic" is presented. It explores the proposal made by Mr. Hardley to Tom to help him uncover the sunken treasures of the steamer Pandora, which has sunk off the coast off one of the West Indian Islands. It also highlights that Mr. Hardley has proposed that they both will have a half share of the treasure, once they successfully uncover it.

Chapter I of the book "Tom Swift and His Undersea Search or, The Treasure on the Floor of the Atlantic" is presented. It provides information on the conversation of Tom Swift and his friend and financial manager Ned Newton on the article about the ships full of treasures that sunk in the bottom of the ocean. It highlights the suggestion of Tom to his friend Ned, not to buy any stock on the ocean treasure recovering companies for finding treasures under the sea is difficult.

Chapter II of the book "Tom Swift and His Undersea Search or, The Treasure on the Floor of the Atlantic" is presented. It highlights the business visit of Mr. Damon and his friend Mr. Dixwell Hardley to Tom in relation to the sunken treasure. It also emphasizes that the planned business proposal of Mr. Hardley will involve several millions.

Chapter XVII of the book "The Curlytops on Star Island," by Howard R. Garis is presented. It explores the game of pretending to have a store by the Martin children with their friend Hal Chester until there are no more bits of food to sell. It highlights the blue stones that Baby William Martin found in the island, which he made into a castle. The next day, the baby was sad as the playhouse he built was gone.

Chapter XVI of the book "The Curlytops on Star Island," by Howard R. Garis is presented. It highlights the search for Baby William that made Jan and Ted Martin, also called Curlytops, reveal the hole they had dug for the gold mine for fear that the baby might have fallen to it. It explores the surprise meeting with the lollypop man Mr. Sanders who explains the sight of tying the baby to the tree and digging up Nicknack, the goat, from the hole.

Chapter XV of the book "The Curlytops on Star Island," by Howard R. Garis is presented. It discusses the plan of Ted and Jan Martin, also called Curlytops, to dig for gold on the island with their friend Hal Chester based on their perception that the tramps are looking for it. It highlights the decision of the children to make a deep gold mine of their own.

Chapter XIII of the book "The Curlytops on Star Island," by Howard R. Garis is presented. It explores the incorrect perception of Ted and Jan Martin, also known as Curlytops, for the shark as if it was a big muskrat who eats mussels in the shore. It highlights the idea of Ted to use the boxes from groceries as boats where Jan experience the queer ride.

Chapter XIV of the book "The Curlytops on Star Island," by Howard R. Garis is presented. It explores the pulling of Jan Martin's box boat by a mud turtle and the happy days when Daddy Martin visited the island. It highlights the visit of Hal Chester, a former lame and friend of the Martin children, to the island whom, upon learning about the ragged man, states that the tramps are looking for gold in the island.

Chapter XII of the book "The Curlytops on Star Island," by Howard R. Garis is presented. It narrates how Baby William baked a cake for Jan and Ted and the difficulties that he encountered during the process. It also describes how the children Ted and Janet made a tent out of branches and leaves of trees. Moreover, it mentions the destruction caused by the goat named Nicknack to the tent made by the two children. The children then decided to go swimming.

Chapter XI of the book "The Curlytops on Star Island," by Howard R. Garis is presented. It explores the journey of the Martin children, Ted and Jan, also called the Curlytops, with their Grandpa Martin to the Mainland to get things for the camping. It also relates the interest of Arthur Weldon, playmate of Ted, to go with them to Star Island.

Chapter X of the book "The Curlytops on Star Island," by Howard R. Garis is presented. It explores the accident where Ted Martin fell off the hidden cave and describes how he was able to come out of the cave with the help of his sister Jan. Grandpa Martin went to the cave, where he found food bits inside. Moreover, Ted and Jan Martin made a swing out of the wild grapevine as a rope.

Chapter IX of the book "The Curlytops on Star Island," by Howard R. Garis is presented. It describes the accident encountered by the baby, who fell off to the bubble spring and was saved by a ragged man. Upon learning the incident Grandpa Martin believed the presence of strangers in the island. It also highlights the incident wherein Ted Martin fell to a cave in their search for the ragged man.

Chapter VIII of the book "The Curlytops on Star Island," by Howard R. Garis is presented. It explores the encounter of Janet Martin and the ragged man who asked about a professor. It states that Teddy and Janet, the Martin children who are also called Curlytops, told their Grandpa Martin about their acquaintance. It also details the accident encountered by the baby brother, who fell to the bubbling spring.

Chapter VII of the book "The Curlytops on Star Island," by Howard R. Garis is presented. It describes the fury and reddish brown animal in the log that Jan and Ted Martin, also called the Curlytops, had found in the woods. The children thought that the animal was a bear, however, Grandpa Martin discovered it to be a red fox. It highlights the meeting of Jan and the ragged man when they picked flowers in the woods.

Chapter VI of the book "The Curlytops on Star Island," by Howard R. Garis is presented. It explores the story telling of Grandpa Martin to Ted and Jan Martin, also called Curlytops, on being chased by a bear. It cites that Ted is awakened by the commotion of Nicknack, the goat, whom he presumes to be a bear at the evening. The Curlytops escape to play without their baby brother in the woods where they found a fury animal in a log whom they feared to be the bear.

The book "On the Edge of the Arctic," by Harry Lincoln Sayler and illustrated by Norman P. Hall is presented.

Chapter XVIII of the book "Tom Swift Among the Diamond Makers or The Secret of Phantom Mountain" is presented. It mentions how they captured the small man who pretended to be a ghost and made apparitions in order to scare and drive the adventurers away from the Phantom Mountain and cites that Bill Renshaw is the real name of the captive small man. It also highlights how the casts plan to befriend with Renshaw to help them to find what they have sought.

Chapter XIV of the book "Tom Swift Among the Diamond Makers or The Secret of Phantom Mountain" is presented. It mentions how the characters in the story, particularly Tom Swift, Mr. Damon, and Mr. Jenks, witnessed the apparition at the region of the Phantom Mountain in the middle of the night and cites how they reacted with the phenomenon. It also highlights how they are warned by the diamond makers by canceling their exploration to the mysterious mountain.

Chapter XV of the book "Tom Swift Among the Diamond Makers or The Secret of Phantom Mountain" is presented. It mentions how the characters in the story prepared themselves for the danger of the landslide that they are about to encounter and cites their conversation regarding the letter of warning they have read. It also highlights another ghostly apparition they have witnessed in the Phantom Mountain.

Chapter XI of the book "Shadow Witch," by Gertrude Crownfield is presented. It explores the adventure of Shadow Witch and Prince Ember in the Cave of Darkness where they encountered and fought the Wizard of the cave using the Shadow Witch powers and the Sword of Fire. Moreover, it highlights the struggle of Shadow Witch and Prince Ember to escape and defeat the Wizard.

Chapter VI of the book "Shadow Witch," by Gertrude Crownfield is presented. It highlights the pretentious manner of the faithless servant Black Shadow and his eagerness to gather information regarding Prince Ember from her fellow servant Creeping Shadow. Moreover, it explores the adventure and journeys of Black Shadow in the Cave of Darkness where she encountered the Imps and the Wizard of the cave.

Chapter XVIII of the book "Desert Gold: A Romance of the Border," by Zane Grey is presented. It explores the scene wherein Ladd, Lash, Thorne and Mercedes, were all held tight in Belding's arms and then Belding ran to Blanco Diablo. While, Richard Gale is standing bowed over Nell's slight form, almost hidden in his arms.

Chapter XVI of the book "Desert Gold: A Romance of the Border," by Zane Grey is presented. It explores Gale's reflection about his change in character. Gale has trained himself to fight an immobilizing something in the desert's influence, to fight with memory and thought working primitive retrogression to what was scarcely consciousness at all.

Chapter XVII of the book "Desert Gold: A Romance of the Border," by Zane Grey is presented. It explores the scene wherein Belding is longing for his daughter and his horse Blanco Diablo and turns to see a huge white horse thundering into the yard. Moreover, Belding sees a slim shadow of a girl who seemed all great black eyes, his daughter Nell.

Chapter XIV of the book "Desert Gold: A Romance of the Border," by Zane Grey is presented. It explores on the conversation between Belding and Mr. Gale, about the whereabouts Richard Gale. Furthermore, Mr. Gale, along with wife and daughter, explain that they have not heard from Gale in months, however, Belding answered sadly that Gale is no longer with him.

Chapter XII of the book "Desert Gold: A Romance of the Border," by Zane Grey is presented. It explores on the discovery made by Richard and his group, while traversing the trail. Gale is utterly amazed to see that the split in the sloped out and widened into a stream that leads to a great hole with fine sand for soil and covered with fine grass.

Chapter XI of the book "Desert Gold: A Romance of the Border," by Zane Grey is presented. It explores on the journey of Richard Gale and Mercedes, as well as with some rangers to find the whereabouts of Thorne. At the far corner of the field the Yaqui has stopped and discovered a trail leading down to the river and ran his hand over the nose of Blanco Diablo and spoke low, and repeated the action to the other horses.

Chapter X of the book "Desert Gold: A Romance of the Border," by Zane Grey is presented. It explores on the conversation between Richard Gale and Nell Burton, wherein Nell requested Gale to find Thorne and that she would give him a reward. It mentions that Gale declined her request and stated that he would not defy the order of her father Belding.

Chapter IX of the book "Desert Gold: A Romance of the Border," by Zane Grey is presented. It explores on the cause pleaded by Richard Gale to Mrs. Belding about his love to her daughter Nell. On hearing the plead of Gale, Mrs. Belding's strained face underwent a swift and mobile relaxation, and suddenly she was weeping in strangely mingled happiness and bitterness.

Chapter VII of the book "Desert Gold: A Romance of the Border," by Zane Grey is presented. It explores the scene wherein Richard Gale is having a conversation about his experience at Papago Well. Gale describes the rider who tried to grind the Yaqui under horse's hoofs as a Hyena. Moreover, Gale also describes that the horse the rider had at Papago Well was among the horses stolen at Carter's ranch.

Chapter VI of the book "Desert Gold: A Romance of the Border," by Zane Grey is presented. It explores on the scene wherein the three rangers Richard Gale, Lash and Ladd had separated. Lash is far to the westward of Sonoyta, somewhere along Camino del Diablo, where many desert wayfarers had perished. While, Ladd is overdue to his prearranged meeting with Gale at the Papago Well. Moreover, it highlights the effort of Gale to rescue a Yaqui Indian from the hands of a Mexican rider.

Chapter VIII of the book "Desert Gold: A Romance of the Border," by Zane Grey is presented. It explores on the task of the three ranger Gale, Lash and Ladd in getting the back of Belding's best-loved horse, Blanco Diablo. It highlights the race of Blanco Diablo and Gale's horse Blanco Sol. It describes the running of Blanco Sol as remorseless driving power with every long and wonderful strides.

Chapter V of the book "Desert Gold: A Romance of the Border," by Zane Grey is presented. It explores the scene wherein Richard Gale,who is recuperating from the incident endured during the journey, expresses his sentiment to Belding that he regrets that he had come to Forlorn River a beggar. It highlights on the correspondence received by Gale and Mercedes from their friend Thorne.

Chapter IV of the book "Desert Gold: A Romance of the Border," by Zane Grey is presented. It tells of Gale waking up to an unfamiliar place after collapsing due to fatigue caused by a long journey. Moreover, it mentions on Gale working for Mr. Belding as a rancher and his meeting with Nell Burton, the beautiful step-daughter of Mr. Belding.

Chapter III of the book "Desert Gold: A Romance of the Border," by Zane Grey is presented. It explores the escape of Mercedes along with Richard Gale into to the desert hoping to find a safe place to hide far away from the hands of the bandit Rojas. However, Rojas and his band of cutthroats are close behind.