
Uncle Tom Andy Bill: A Story of Bears and Indian Treasure
by Charles Major
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Lively, wholesome stories of adventure which Uncle Tom Andy Bill, seventy and reminiscent, selects from his boyhood experiences.
"No one can question Mr. Major's happy touch and compelling power when it comes to writing books about boys for boys.... The story is a true and lively picture of life half a century ago in what is now the Middle West, but was then the frontier"
—The Outlook.
"Mr. Major's book, with its vivid pictures of pioneer life in the Middle West, deserves to become a juvenile classic.... It is wholesome adventure of the best kind and its atmosphere is of just the bracing kind which will be good for boys and girls."
—The Congregationalist.
"A new juvenile which will receive a ready welcome." —K. L. M.
"Even if the older reader may not care so much for the treasure and the bears as the boy, he will admit that the story is a true and lively picture of life half a century ago in what is now the middle west, but was then the frontier."
—Outlook.
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