The Curlytops on Star Island; Or, Camping out with Grandpa

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The Curlytops on Star Island; Or, Camping out with Grandpa

by Howard Roger Garis

EN·~4 hours·22 chapters

Chapters

22 total
1

BY HOWARD R. GARIS

0:18
2

NEW YORK

0:20
3

CHAPTER - I THE BLUE LIGHT II WHAT THE FARMER TOLD III OFF TO STAR ISLAND IV OVERBOARD V THE BAG OF SALT VI TED AND THE BEAR VII JAN SEES SOMETHING VIII TROUBLE FALLS IN IX TED FINDS A CAVE X THE GRAPEVINE SWING XI TROUBLE MAKES A CAKE XII THE CURLYTOPS GO SWIMMING XIII JAN'S QUEER RIDE XIV DIGGING FOR GOLD XV THE BIG HOLE XVI A GLAD SURPRISE XVII TROUBLE'S PLAYHOUSE XVIII IN THE CAVE XIX THE BLUE LIGHT AGAIN XX THE HAPPY TRAMP - CHAPTER I - THE BLUE LIGHT

13:17
4

CHAPTER II - WHAT THE FARMER TOLD

17:56
5

CHAPTER III - OFF TO STAR ISLAND

9:20
6

CHAPTER IV - OVEBBOARD

13:57
7

CHAPTER V - THE BAG OF SALT

10:37
8

CHAPTER VI - TED AND THE BEAR

11:32
9

CHAPTER VII - JAN SEES SOMETHING

13:34
10

CHAPTER VIII - TROUBLE FALLS IN

9:41

Description

The story follows Ted and Jan, two spirited siblings who live on a bustling farm with their mother, baby brother Trouble, and the ever‑patient Grandpa. After a playful quarrel over a goat‑wagon, the children convince their grandparents to join a weekend camping trip to Star Island, promising a break from farm chores and a chance for new adventures.

Once aboard the modest boat, the Curlytops discover the island’s hidden charms: a glowing blue light that flickers from a secret cave, a tangled grape‑vine swing, and the whisper of a rumored gold vein. Their curiosity leads them into the cave’s cool depths, where they must work together to solve simple puzzles and outwit mischievous critters, all while Grandpa’s gentle guidance turns every obstacle into a lesson in courage and teamwork.

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Language

en

Duration

~4 hours (236K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2004-06-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Howard Roger Garis

Howard Roger Garis

1873–1962

Best known for creating Uncle Wiggily, this prolific American writer helped shape early 20th-century children's reading with cheerful adventures, animal stories, and series fiction. He also worked as a newspaperman before building a long career in books for young readers.

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