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Rex Kingdon on Storm Island

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About This Book

A group of young friends spend a summer camping on an uninhabited island off the Maine coast, expecting exclusive use of the site but discovering another party has deceived a local officer into occupying it. The narrative follows their small-boat voyages, sudden squalls, landings in dark weather, and a series of contests, pranks, and moral tests that strain and strengthen friendships. Practical seamanship, quick thinking, and negotiation resolve conflicts and dangers, while character sketches of the boys and their leaders show differing temperaments. The season ends with reconciliation and the addition of a new recruit to their circle.

About the Author

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Gordon Braddock

Gordon Braddock is an author known for his work in children's literature, particularly for his adventure novel "Rex Kingdon on Storm Island." This engaging story captures the imagination of young readers with its themes of exploration and bravery. Braddock's writing often reflects a sense of adventure and the spirit of discovery, making his work appealing to a youthful audience. While not extensively documented, his contributions to literature, especially in the realm of children's fiction, continue to resonate with readers seeking thrilling tales.