Six Little Bunkers at Grandma Bell's

Six lively children descend upon Grandma Bell's ancient farmhouse for what promises to be the most magnificent summer of their young lives. Under the tolerant eye of their indulgent grandmother, the Bunker siblings discover that her creaking old house holds more secrets than any of them imagined - hidden rooms, mysterious trunks, an expansive backyard perfect for expeditions, and the particular freedom that comes from being away from parents and rules. Each child has a distinct personality, and their small dramas and escapades unfold against the warm backdrop of multigenerational family love. This first installment in the beloved series establishes the formula that would entertain generations: gentle mischief, quiet adventures, and the everyday magic of childhood summers spent in grandmother's company. The books possess a vanished quality of early twentieth-century American life - unsupervised play, fresh air, and the comforting assurance that at day's end, Grandma Bell will be waiting with cookies and forgiveness.