One of these books of doubtful appeal, from the child's viewpoint. The story of the friendship between an old man and a boy...

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CRISPIN'S ACRES

One of these books of doubtful appeal, from the child's viewpoint. The story of the friendship between an old man and a boy of eight, and into this woven bits of history, of facts about Noah Webster and his times -- while the events of a New England town today unroll. The story culminates in the strawberry festival held at old Mr. Crispin's home, an event made successful by the children. The conversation seems a bit stilted -- the children not quite real.

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Publisher: Oxford

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Kirkus Reviews Issue: June 15, 1941

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