I've Been Thinking; Or, The Secret of Success

I've Been Thinking; Or, The Secret of Success is a mid-19th century novel by A. S. Roe that follows brothers Jim and Ned Montjoy as they navigate the challenges of their isolated farming community. Faced with an abundance of vegetables and the absence of their father, they devise a plan to sell their produce to nearby military personnel, aiming to improve their family's situation. The story explores themes of diligence, entrepreneurship, and the dynamics of familial responsibility in a socially and economically constrained environment.