Half a dozen boys
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A circle of boys in a New England community share the small-scale adventures and trials of ordinary childhood, from schoolroom and games to scrapes, quarrels, and neighborhood outings. Episodes follow friendships among Rob, Fred, Phil, and others as they negotiate pranks, fights, seasonal pastimes, and a serious illness that threatens one boy's sight, prompting sympathy and practical help. Interspersed scenes show family relations, a church choir, and moments of humor and moral reflection. The book presents a series of connected vignettes that emphasize comradeship, growing responsibility, and everyday courage.
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