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The story follows the adventures of Dave Dashaway, a young aviator, and his hydroplane, an early type of seaplane. In this particular book, Dave Dashaway takes to the skies and waters as he embarks on daring adventures over a great lake. The novel combines elements of aviation, maritime adventure, and mystery, offering young readers thrilling and imaginative tales of exploration and heroism.Roy Rockwood was a pseudonym used by a number of different authors to write adventure stories for children. The Dave Dashaway series was one of the popular series of books aimed at young readers during that time, providing them with exciting and adventurous stories that often featured brave and resourceful young characters.These types of adventure novels were well-received by young readers who were fascinated by the romance and excitement of early aviation and exploration. "Dave Dashaway and His Hydroplane" is a representative work of this genre and remains a valuable piece of children's literature.