The Rover Boys in the Mountains; Or, a Hunt for Fun and Fortune
The Rover Boys in the Mountains; Or, a Hunt for Fun and Fortune
Adventure, American Literature, Children & Young Adult Reading, Novels
The Rover Boys in the Mountains, written by Edward Stratemeyer in the early 20th century, is a children's adventure novel that follows brothers Dick, Tom, and Sam Rover as they embark on a winter expedition in the Adirondack Mountains. The story begins at Putnam Hall, where the boys navigate school life, confront adversaries, and seek to unravel the mystery of a brass-lined money casket they discovered previously. This sixth installment in the Rover Boys Series highlights themes of brotherhood, adventure, and the exploration of American landscapes, while also addressing conflicts with peers and authority figures.
