by Harry Dunn
First published 1899
Without source material available, I cannot provide specific details about the protagonist, scenes, or plot events of "Monster Wheels." The title suggests a story involving large mechanical devices or vehicles, fitting the industrial themes common in 1899 fiction. Harry Dunn likely crafted a narrative around the technological advances of the late Victorian era, when steam engines, early automobiles, and industrial machinery captured public imagination. The book presumably follows characters encountering or operating these "monster wheels," whether they be massive factory equipment, oversized vehicles, or fantastical mechanical contraptions. Given the publication date, the story probably reflects the period's fascination with mechanical progress and industrial power, themes that resonated with readers witnessing rapid technological change in their own lives.
Genres: fiction, 20th-century, adventure, 19th-century
Vibes: suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: found-family, man-vs-machine
Period: 1899
32 pages · Hardcover · Sterling Pub Co Inc