Round Robin

A group of schoolmates in a small American coastal town form a club and share a sequence of episodic adventures and everyday events—clambakes, Midsummer celebrations, quilts, costumes, fires, mysteries, and family gatherings—that reveal childhood friendships and neighborhood bonds. Through common tasks, festivals, and small crises they learn civic ideas such as freedom, democracy, neighborliness, and personal responsibility, while the narrative interweaves ancestral traditions and cultural origins to show how varied heritages shape contemporary American childhood.