"Bert Wilson at Panama" by J.W. Duffield is a thrilling and adventurous novel that follows the protagonist, Bert Wilson, as he embarks on a new journey to the exotic and challenging landscapes of Panama. In this installment of the Bert Wilson series, readers join Bert on a captivating expedition to Panama, a region of immense natural beauty and formidable challenges. The story begins as Bert, an intrepid and resourceful young man, seizes an opportunity to travel to Panama, a place known for its lush rainforests, diverse wildlife, and the monumental Panama Canal project. With his insatiable curiosity and thirst for adventure, Bert eagerly embraces the chance to explore this vibrant and dynamic region. As Bert arrives in Panama, he is immediately thrust into a world of discovery and intrigue. The novel vividly portrays the rich and diverse environment of Panama, from the dense jungles teeming with exotic creatures to the bustling construction sites of the Panama Canal. Through Bert's eyes, readers are treated to immersive descriptions of the local culture, customs, and the challenges faced by the workers and engineers involved in the monumental construction project. The heart of the narrative revolves around Bert's experiences in Panama, where he navigates through a series of captivating adventures and encounters. From his interactions with local communities to his involvement in the construction efforts of the Panama Canal, Bert's journey is marked by moments of courage, determination, and camaraderie. Along the way, he forms friendships, faces unexpected obstacles, and demonstrates his resourcefulness in overcoming challenges. "Bert Wilson at Panama" not only offers a thrilling adventure but also explores themes of resilience, teamwork, and the human spirit. Bert's interactions with a diverse cast of characters showcase the importance of collaboration and the shared goal of achieving something monumental. The novel also highlights the significance of the
