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A Tale of the Summer Holidays

By Geraldine Mockler
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A group of Danvers children spend their summer holidays arranging secret meetings, playing cricket and embarking on outdoor exploits; sibling rivalries erupt when Hal sulks after being out, prompting misunderstandings that are mended through sympathy and compromise. The youngsters make friends, care for animal companions, and investigate a fort in the wilderness, facing small dangers and solving practical problems together. Episodes alternate between domestic scenes and active adventures, emphasizing cooperation, resourcefulness, fair play and the gradual maturing of the children as they learn responsibility and solidarity during their holiday.

About the Author

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Geraldine Mockler

Geraldine Mockler was a writer known for her contributions to children's literature in the early 20th century. Her works often explore themes of adventure and personal growth, appealing to young readers with engaging narratives. Among her notable titles is "A Tale of the Summer Holidays," which captures the essence of childhood exploration and imagination. Mockler's storytelling is characterized by a blend of whimsy and moral lessons, making her stories both entertaining and educational. In addition to this work, she authored "The Rebellion of Margaret" and "The Travels of Fuzz and Buzz," further showcasing her ability to create captivating tales for children.

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