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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. A "Gulliver's Travels" sort of adventure in which Tarzan finds himself among the Minunians, knee-high warriors who ride miniature African deer. More amazingly, Tarzan is captured and through their strange science, is reduced to their size. One of the most outlandish adventures, but none the less entertaining for it. ( )When his plane crashed deep inside the impassable Great Thorn Forest, Tarzan became the first man to set food in the dark wilderness tainted with fearsome tales of ferocious female giants and armies of minuscule warriors. Ahead lay countless perils as Tarzan strove to outwit the ruthless she-brutes and strange ant men who doomed him forever to slavery. Against these invincible odds, it would take all Tarzan's power, savagery, and jungle cunning to carve his way to freedom. no reviews | add a review
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