Fairview Boys and Their Rivals; or, Bob Bouncer's Schooldays

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Fairview Boys and Their Rivals; or, Bob Bouncer's Schooldays

by Frederick Gordon

EN·~2 hours·17 chapters

Chapters

17 total

FAIRVIEW BOYS AND THEIR RIVALS

0:49

CONTENTS

0:05

CHAPTER I THREE CHUMS

15:49

CHAPTER II THE FIRST DAY AT SCHOOL

15:22

CHAPTER III THE LOST LETTERS

10:58

CHAPTER IV SOMETHING OF A MYSTERY

14:01

CHAPTER V THE BIG BONFIRE

8:53

CHAPTER VI BOMBARDED

8:35

CHAPTER VII THE SPELLING CONTEST

9:14

CHAPTER VIII THE MAD BULL

8:21

Description

Three friends—Bob Bouncer, Frank Haven, and Sammy Brown—are buzzing with excitement as the long summer break ends and school begins in the sleepy village of Fairview. Their camaraderie is vivid, from Bob’s boundless energy to Sammy’s clever schemes and Frank’s quiet know‑how, especially when it comes to the oddities of early automobiles. With a “lucky stone” in his pocket and a promise of adventure, Bob leads the trio toward the schoolhouse, eager to see what the new term will bring.

Just as they round the bend by Rainbow Lake, a runaway car careens toward them, its lone driver tangled in a chaotic tumble that sends the vehicle skidding into a mud‑filled ditch. The boys leap into action, their curiosity and bravery pushing them into an unexpected rescue that tests their quick thinking and friendship. As they grapple with the clattering machine and the bewildered youngster inside, the story sets the stage for a summer of daring exploits, schoolyard rivalries, and the kind of mischief that only true companions can share.

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Language

en

Duration

~2 hours (146K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

Apr 13, 2016

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

FG

Frederick Gordon

Best known as the name behind the early-1900s Fairview Boys adventure books, this author credit was actually a house pseudonym used for children's series fiction. The stories are brisk, outdoorsy tales aimed at young readers who loved mystery, rivalry, and camp-life adventure.

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