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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The fire was fading . . . and something was moving in the woods. Courage burns brightest on the darkest night.A camping trip. A forgotten story. A mystery buried for generations.Blake, Skeeter, Chip, and Mickey-best friends and members of the Brotherhood of Four-are ready for their first overnight camping adventure at Moss Springs. They expect a fishing contest, campfire cooking, ghost stories, and the freedom of spending a night in the East Texas woods without their parents.Instead, the boys discover an old lard can filled with childhood treasures. Inside are a faded photograph, a weathered notebook, a mysterious map, and clues connected to their own fathers. The discovery takes on a darker meaning when Blake tells the frightening story of Bertha McDonald and the children who disappeared long ago.As darkness settles over the campsite, unexplained noises move through the trees. An unexpected encounter with a hungry bear turns their adventure into a test of courage, quick thinking, and loyalty. By morning, the boys realize that the objects they found may be more than forgotten keepsakes.A brass key leads the Brotherhood through Mercyville in search of answers. With help from their fathers, Sheriff McClain, and a few familiar townspeople, the boys begin uncovering the truth behind an old promise and a secret that was never meant to remain buried. What they discover could restore a lost chapter of Mercyville's history and protect something valuable for generations to come.The Adventure at Moss Springs: The Ghost of Bertha McDonald is the second book in The Brotherhood of Four: A Loafing Tree Adventure series. It is a humorous and suspenseful small-town mystery celebrating friendship, family, bravery, outdoor adventure, and the extraordinary stories hidden inside ordinary things.Perfect for middle-grade readers, families, and anyone who enjoys nostalgic adventures, camping stories, local legends, boyhood friendships, and mysteries with plenty of heart. Four friends camp at Moss Springs, where a ghost story, a hungry bear, and a hidden brass key lead them into a mystery tied to their fathers' past. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Standing up to a bully takes courage. Understanding him may take even more.Blake Granger's troubles begin when he asks Kayce Muldrew to the school picnic-and Cole McCaslin decides he does not like it.Cole is bigger, stronger, and accustomed to getting his way through threats and intimidation. Blake knows he cannot defeat him in a fight, but backing down would mean allowing Cole to control him through fear. With Mickey, Chip, and Skeeter standing firmly behind him, Blake must find the courage to confront Cole without becoming a bully himself.As the conflict follows Blake from the playground to the classroom and finally to the school picnic, he begins to glimpse another side of Cole-one shaped by loneliness, anger, and troubles that other people never see. Understanding those troubles does not excuse Cole's behavior, however. If Cole wants a second chance, he must accept responsibility and learn that friendship cannot be built through fear.Meanwhile, the Brotherhood discovers that someone deliberately crossed a boy's face out of an old Mercyville School photograph. The boy was Dexter Hollis, a troubled student expelled twenty years earlier for destroying the school's prized gramophone. The official story seems simple, but the evidence does not. Why was Dex never allowed to tell his side? Why did his family suddenly leave Mercyville? And what connects him to an anonymous gift that has benefited the town's children for years?With assistance from the observant Hickory Girls and Sheriff McClain's familiar homespun wisdom, the Brotherhood follows the mystery from Mercyville to Carthage, Texas. What they uncover may finally correct an old injustice-but only if the people involved are willing to face the truth.Set in a small Texas town during the 1950s, The Trouble With Cole McCaslin: An Unexpected Friend is the third book in The Brotherhood of Four series. It is a warmhearted story of bullying, courage, accountability, forgiveness, and four boys learning that doing what is right sometimes means standing your ground-and sometimes means extending your hand. Blake must stand up to a bully without becoming one himself. Meanwhile, the Brotherhood investigates a boy erased from Mercyville history and uncovers a twenty-year-old injustice that only the truth can correct. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In the small northeast Texas town of Mercyville, summer days run long and slow, and four inseparable friends are desperate for an adventure. Blake, the steady leader; Skeeter, the impulsive redhead who can't sit still; quiet, watchful Mickey; and Chip, proud of the Mexican-American grandmother who keeps him honest - together they are the Brotherhood of Four, sworn to stand together 'both now and forever.'When a strange, fearsome recluse named Bedico Brown passes through town, the boys are certain they've found their mystery at last. Convinced he's hiding something sinister out at Sandy Point, an old forgotten landing on the river, they set out to uncover the truth. But what they discover is nothing like the rumors. Behind the wild beard and the unsettling stare is a gifted artist - and beneath Sandy Point itself lies a buried piece of Mercyville's history that the town has spent generations trying to forget.As the boys befriend the man everyone else fears, they set in motion events that will bring a community face to face with an old injustice - and with the difference between what a person looks like and who he truly is.Warm, funny, and gently suspenseful, The Secret of Sandy Point is a coming-of-age adventure about friendship, courage, and the quiet power of kindness. Set in a vanished era of bicycles, screen doors, and homemade apple pie, it's the first volume in the Brotherhood of Four series - a story for young readers and for anyone who remembers a boyhood summer.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Standing up to a bully takes courage. Understanding him may take even more.Blake Granger's troubles begin when he asks Kayce Muldrew to the school picnic-and Cole McCaslin decides he does not like it.Cole is bigger, stronger, and accustomed to getting his way through threats and intimidation. Blake knows he cannot defeat him in a fight, but backing down would mean allowing Cole to control him through fear. With Mickey, Chip, and Skeeter standing firmly behind him, Blake must find the courage to confront Cole without becoming a bully himself.As the conflict follows Blake from the playground to the classroom and finally to the school picnic, he begins to glimpse another side of Cole-one shaped by loneliness, anger, and troubles that other people never see. Understanding those troubles does not excuse Cole's behavior, however. If Cole wants a second chance, he must accept responsibility and learn that friendship cannot be built through fear.Meanwhile, the Brotherhood discovers that someone deliberately crossed a boy's face out of an old Mercyville School photograph. The boy was Dexter Hollis, a troubled student expelled twenty years earlier for destroying the school's prized gramophone. The official story seems simple, but the evidence does not. Why was Dex never allowed to tell his side? Why did his family suddenly leave Mercyville? And what connects him to an anonymous gift that has benefited the town's children for years?With assistance from the observant Hickory Girls and Sheriff McClain's familiar homespun wisdom, the Brotherhood follows the mystery from Mercyville to Carthage, Texas. What they uncover may finally correct an old injustice-but only if the people involved are willing to face the truth.Set in a small Texas town during the 1950s, The Trouble With Cole McCaslin: An Unexpected Friend is the third book in The Brotherhood of Four series. It is a warmhearted story of bullying, courage, accountability, forgiveness, and four boys learning that doing what is right sometimes means standing your ground-and sometimes means extending your hand. Blake must stand up to a bully without becoming one himself. Meanwhile, the Brotherhood investigates a boy erased from Mercyville history and uncovers a twenty-year-old injustice that only the truth can correct. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The fire was fading . . . and something was moving in the woods. Courage burns brightest on the darkest night.A camping trip. A forgotten story. A mystery buried for generations.Blake, Skeeter, Chip, and Mickey-best friends and members of the Brotherhood of Four-are ready for their first overnight camping adventure at Moss Springs. They expect a fishing contest, campfire cooking, ghost stories, and the freedom of spending a night in the East Texas woods without their parents.Instead, the boys discover an old lard can filled with childhood treasures. Inside are a faded photograph, a weathered notebook, a mysterious map, and clues connected to their own fathers. The discovery takes on a darker meaning when Blake tells the frightening story of Bertha McDonald and the children who disappeared long ago.As darkness settles over the campsite, unexplained noises move through the trees. An unexpected encounter with a hungry bear turns their adventure into a test of courage, quick thinking, and loyalty. By morning, the boys realize that the objects they found may be more than forgotten keepsakes.A brass key leads the Brotherhood through Mercyville in search of answers. With help from their fathers, Sheriff McClain, and a few familiar townspeople, the boys begin uncovering the truth behind an old promise and a secret that was never meant to remain buried. What they discover could restore a lost chapter of Mercyville's history and protect something valuable for generations to come.The Adventure at Moss Springs: The Ghost of Bertha McDonald is the second book in The Brotherhood of Four: A Loafing Tree Adventure series. It is a humorous and suspenseful small-town mystery celebrating friendship, family, bravery, outdoor adventure, and the extraordinary stories hidden inside ordinary things.Perfect for middle-grade readers, families, and anyone who enjoys nostalgic adventures, camping stories, local legends, boyhood friendships, and mysteries with plenty of heart. Four friends camp at Moss Springs, where a ghost story, a hungry bear, and a hidden brass key lead them into a mystery tied to their fathers' past. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Standing up to a bully takes courage. Understanding him may take even more.Blake Granger's troubles begin when he asks Kayce Muldrew to the school picnic-and Cole McCaslin decides he does not like it.Cole is bigger, stronger, and accustomed to getting his way through threats and intimidation. Blake knows he cannot defeat him in a fight, but backing down would mean allowing Cole to control him through fear. With Mickey, Chip, and Skeeter standing firmly behind him, Blake must find the courage to confront Cole without becoming a bully himself.As the conflict follows Blake from the playground to the classroom and finally to the school picnic, he begins to glimpse another side of Cole-one shaped by loneliness, anger, and troubles that other people never see. Understanding those troubles does not excuse Cole's behavior, however. If Cole wants a second chance, he must accept responsibility and learn that friendship cannot be built through fear.Meanwhile, the Brotherhood discovers that someone deliberately crossed a boy's face out of an old Mercyville School photograph. The boy was Dexter Hollis, a troubled student expelled twenty years earlier for destroying the school's prized gramophone. The official story seems simple, but the evidence does not. Why was Dex never allowed to tell his side? Why did his family suddenly leave Mercyville? And what connects him to an anonymous gift that has benefited the town's children for years?With assistance from the observant Hickory Girls and Sheriff McClain's familiar homespun wisdom, the Brotherhood follows the mystery from Mercyville to Carthage, Texas. What they uncover may finally correct an old injustice-but only if the people involved are willing to face the truth.Set in a small Texas town during the 1950s, The Trouble With Cole McCaslin: An Unexpected Friend is the third book in The Brotherhood of Four series. It is a warmhearted story of bullying, courage, accountability, forgiveness, and four boys learning that doing what is right sometimes means standing your ground-and sometimes means extending your hand. Blake must stand up to a bully without becoming one himself. Meanwhile, the Brotherhood investigates a boy erased from Mercyville history and uncovers a twenty-year-old injustice that only the truth can correct. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The fire was fading . . . and something was moving in the woods. Courage burns brightest on the darkest night.A camping trip. A forgotten story. A mystery buried for generations.Blake, Skeeter, Chip, and Mickey-best friends and members of the Brotherhood of Four-are ready for their first overnight camping adventure at Moss Springs. They expect a fishing contest, campfire cooking, ghost stories, and the freedom of spending a night in the East Texas woods without their parents.Instead, the boys discover an old lard can filled with childhood treasures. Inside are a faded photograph, a weathered notebook, a mysterious map, and clues connected to their own fathers. The discovery takes on a darker meaning when Blake tells the frightening story of Bertha McDonald and the children who disappeared long ago.As darkness settles over the campsite, unexplained noises move through the trees. An unexpected encounter with a hungry bear turns their adventure into a test of courage, quick thinking, and loyalty. By morning, the boys realize that the objects they found may be more than forgotten keepsakes.A brass key leads the Brotherhood through Mercyville in search of answers. With help from their fathers, Sheriff McClain, and a few familiar townspeople, the boys begin uncovering the truth behind an old promise and a secret that was never meant to remain buried. What they discover could restore a lost chapter of Mercyville's history and protect something valuable for generations to come.The Adventure at Moss Springs: The Ghost of Bertha McDonald is the second book in The Brotherhood of Four: A Loafing Tree Adventure series. It is a humorous and suspenseful small-town mystery celebrating friendship, family, bravery, outdoor adventure, and the extraordinary stories hidden inside ordinary things.Perfect for middle-grade readers, families, and anyone who enjoys nostalgic adventures, camping stories, local legends, boyhood friendships, and mysteries with plenty of heart.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The fire was fading . . . and something was moving in the woods. Courage burns brightest on the darkest night.A camping trip. A forgotten story. A mystery buried for generations.Blake, Skeeter, Chip, and Mickey-best friends and members of the Brotherhood of Four-are ready for their first overnight camping adventure at Moss Springs. They expect a fishing contest, campfire cooking, ghost stories, and the freedom of spending a night in the East Texas woods without their parents.Instead, the boys discover an old lard can filled with childhood treasures. Inside are a faded photograph, a weathered notebook, a mysterious map, and clues connected to their own fathers. The discovery takes on a darker meaning when Blake tells the frightening story of Bertha McDonald and the children who disappeared long ago.As darkness settles over the campsite, unexplained noises move through the trees. An unexpected encounter with a hungry bear turns their adventure into a test of courage, quick thinking, and loyalty. By morning, the boys realize that the objects they found may be more than forgotten keepsakes.A brass key leads the Brotherhood through Mercyville in search of answers. With help from their fathers, Sheriff McClain, and a few familiar townspeople, the boys begin uncovering the truth behind an old promise and a secret that was never meant to remain buried. What they discover could restore a lost chapter of Mercyville's history and protect something valuable for generations to come.The Adventure at Moss Springs: The Ghost of Bertha McDonald is the second book in The Brotherhood of Four: A Loafing Tree Adventure series. It is a humorous and suspenseful small-town mystery celebrating friendship, family, bravery, outdoor adventure, and the extraordinary stories hidden inside ordinary things.Perfect for middle-grade readers, families, and anyone who enjoys nostalgic adventures, camping stories, local legends, boyhood friendships, and mysteries with plenty of heart. Four friends camp at Moss Springs, where a ghost story, a hungry bear, and a hidden brass key lead them into a mystery tied to their fathers' past. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Standing up to a bully takes courage. Understanding him may take even more.Blake Granger's troubles begin when he asks Kayce Muldrew to the school picnic-and Cole McCaslin decides he does not like it.Cole is bigger, stronger, and accustomed to getting his way through threats and intimidation. Blake knows he cannot defeat him in a fight, but backing down would mean allowing Cole to control him through fear. With Mickey, Chip, and Skeeter standing firmly behind him, Blake must find the courage to confront Cole without becoming a bully himself.As the conflict follows Blake from the playground to the classroom and finally to the school picnic, he begins to glimpse another side of Cole-one shaped by loneliness, anger, and troubles that other people never see. Understanding those troubles does not excuse Cole's behavior, however. If Cole wants a second chance, he must accept responsibility and learn that friendship cannot be built through fear.Meanwhile, the Brotherhood discovers that someone deliberately crossed a boy's face out of an old Mercyville School photograph. The boy was Dexter Hollis, a troubled student expelled twenty years earlier for destroying the school's prized gramophone. The official story seems simple, but the evidence does not. Why was Dex never allowed to tell his side Why did his family suddenly leave Mercyville And what connects him to an anonymous gift that has benefited the town's children for years With assistance from the observant Hickory Girls and Sheriff McClain's familiar homespun wisdom, the Brotherhood follows the mystery from Mercyville to Carthage, Texas. What they uncover may finally correct an old injustice-but only if the people involved are willing to face the truth.Set in a small Texas town during the 1950s, The Trouble With Cole McCaslin: An Unexpected Friend is the third book in The Brotherhood of Four series. It is a warmhearted story of bullying, courage, accountability, forgiveness, and four boys learning that doing what is right sometimes means standing your ground-and sometimes means extending your hand.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. The Trouble With Cole McCaslin | An Unexpected Friend | Michael D Harbison (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Loafing Tree Enterprises, LLC | EAN 9798996674329 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. The Adventure At Moss Springs | Michael D Harbison (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Loafing Tree Enterprises, LLC | EAN 9798996674312 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…