Dig A Little Deeper: Books About Subterranean Shenanigans
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A post-WWII spy thriller featuring a secret tunnel and some grisly plot twists along the way.
Sometimes, digging up buried things leads to the resolution of an ancient mystery. The fascinating true tale of forensics and history intersecting in the lost grave of a long-dead king.
The Man Cave Book by Mike Yost and Jeff Wilser
A collection of "man caves" and interviews with the men who built them. A reviewer on Goodreads notes, "A lot of them are over the top, but they are also very personal, and the pride of their owners shows."
Jules Verne meets Jurassic Park in this sci-fi adventure about a team of scientists exploring what lies beneath the Antarctic ice.
Tunnels by Roderick Gordon and Brian Williams
The first book in this bestselling children's series follows a boy as he tries to find his father and stumbles upon an underground civilization instead.
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Let’s not forget Pierre Berton’s “The Secret World of Og!”