YAMMY BUYS A BICYCLE
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This book struck me as all wrong. Yammy was the spoiled son of well-to-do parents. In the process of learning about how the other half lives, he undertakes to save up for a bicycle, his family manufacture ways and means, and he gets some grand trips and some extravagant toys on the side. His gesture of generosity, now and again, is loudly applauded. But he doesn't change very vitally.