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A lively collection of stories about Rollo and his every day adventures in growing up in 19th century rural America, that have delighted generations of children. At five Rollo enjoys playing in the woods, whether he's building a wigwam, setting a trap for a squirrel, or rescuing a baby bird. Yet events don't always turn out the ways he wants - the squirrel escapes, the blueberry expedition is delayed by rain and, when it finally does happen, he encounters trouble on the mountain. Yet Jonas and his parents help Rollo through all his difficulties, sometimes by aiding him directly but mostly by…mehr

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A lively collection of stories about Rollo and his every day adventures in growing up in 19th century rural America, that have delighted generations of children. At five Rollo enjoys playing in the woods, whether he's building a wigwam, setting a trap for a squirrel, or rescuing a baby bird. Yet events don't always turn out the ways he wants - the squirrel escapes, the blueberry expedition is delayed by rain and, when it finally does happen, he encounters trouble on the mountain. Yet Jonas and his parents help Rollo through all his difficulties, sometimes by aiding him directly but mostly by prompting him to think about his behavior and come to a resolution himself. Suitable for ages 7 and up.
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Jacob Abbott (1803-1879) was a distinguished American author renowned for his engaging and educational literature, particularly for young readers. A prolific writer, Abbott authored numerous biographies, historical narratives, and educational books, with his most famous works being the "Rollo" series and a series of biographies on historical figures. His clear, accessible writing style and ability to distill complex subjects into engaging stories made his works popular among both children and adults. Abbott's dedication to education and his knack for storytelling have left a lasting impact on American literature and continue to be celebrated today.