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allie_hilleson 's review for:
Tarzan of the Apes
by Edgar Rice Burroughs
After recently seeing The Legend of Tarzan in theaters I had to read the book again. This is one of my favorites..
There are some descriptions of killing and fights natural to the wilds of Africa that are a little gross. Also, the author wholeheartedly believes in evolution and the phrases "primeval man" and "primeval forest" are used quite frequently.
That said, anyone who enjoys cast-away adventure stories will enjoy Tarzan's growth from an infant raised by wild animals to adulthood with the beginnings of becoming a civilized English gentleman.
There are some descriptions of killing and fights natural to the wilds of Africa that are a little gross. Also, the author wholeheartedly believes in evolution and the phrases "primeval man" and "primeval forest" are used quite frequently.
That said, anyone who enjoys cast-away adventure stories will enjoy Tarzan's growth from an infant raised by wild animals to adulthood with the beginnings of becoming a civilized English gentleman.