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The Son of Tarzan

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    18:50

  2. Chapter 02

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  3. Chapter 03

    21:30

  4. Chapter 04

    21:16

  5. Chapter 05

    25:18

  6. Chapter 06

    23:29

  7. Chapter 07

    21:32

  8. Chapter 08

    22:12

  9. Chapter 09

    24:07

  10. Chapter 10

    20:09

  11. Chapter 11

    22:22

  12. Chapter 12

    22:16

  13. Chapter 13

    22:38

  14. Chapter 14

    21:19

  15. Chapter 15

    21:46

  16. Chapter 16

    23:14

  17. Chapter 17

    19:44

  18. Chapter 18

    26:53

  19. Chapter 19

    19:07

  20. Chapter 20

    22:43

  21. Chapter 21

    17:40

  22. Chapter 22

    23:36

  23. Chapter 23

    25:29

  24. Chapter 24

    18:52

  25. Chapter 25

    23:22

  26. Chapter 26

    22:13

  27. Chapter 27

    17:51

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The Son of Tarzan was published in 1915 and is built around Jack Clayton, Tarzan and Jane's son, who has been raised in London but is unmistakably his father's child. As a teenager he runs away from home with the great ape Akut, ends up in Africa, and effectively replays his father's origin story in compressed form. He acquires the jungle name Korak the Killer. He falls in love with Meriem, a young woman who has been raised by a Bedouin sheikh after being kidnapped as a child from her aristocratic French family.

The novel functions almost as a parallel narrative to Tarzan of the Apes, with the new generation finding their own voices in the same jungle. Tarzan and Jane appear toward the end, when the families are eventually reunited. Korak goes on to become a major character throughout the rest of the series. The novel is sometimes ranked among the strongest middle-period Tarzan books because of the freshness Korak's perspective brings. Read after The Beasts of Tarzan.

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Edgar Rice Burroughs

Edgar Rice Burroughs was an American writer, recognized for his prolific output in the adventure, science fiction, and fantasy genres. Best known for creating the characters Tarzan and John Carter, he also wrote the Pellucidar series, the Amtor series, and the Caspak trilogy.

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Book facts

First published
1915
Reading time
About 7 hours
Pages
232
Language
English
Series
Tarzan
Formats
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Audio read by
Ralph Snelson