"The Motor Boys Over the Ocean" by Clarence Young is an exciting addition to the Motor Boys series, featuring the adventurous trio: Jerry, Ned, and Bob. In this installment, the boys take their passion for automobiles and exploration to an international level as they venture across the ocean to Europe. The story begins with the Motor Boys deciding to participate in a grand international automobile race, the "Paris to Vienna Race," which promises not only prestige but also a substantial cash prize. To compete in the race, they need to transport their trusty Red Streak automobile to Europe. This endeavor leads them on a transatlantic journey filled with challenges and discoveries. As they make their way through various European countries, including France and Austria, the Motor Boys find themselves facing fierce competition from rival racers, navigating treacherous terrain, and solving perplexing mysteries. Along the way, they form alliances with fellow racers and encounter both friends and adversaries. Clarence Young's storytelling captures the spirit of adventure and the thrill of international travel during the early 20th century. The novel combines elements of travelogue, mystery, and sportsmanship as the boys immerse themselves in the world of European auto racing. The camaraderie between Jerry, Ned, and Bob remains a central theme throughout the book, emphasizing the importance of teamwork and friendship in overcoming obstacles. Young readers are likely to be inspired by the boys' determination, resourcefulness, and ability to adapt to unexpected challenges. "The Motor Boys Over the Ocean" offers readers a vivid and engaging portrayal of Europe during the era and the excitement of early automobile racing. It continues the tradition of the Motor Boys series, providing a thrilling and educational adventure for young readers while showcasing the wonders of international exploration and competition.