This valuable book will give your students insight into small–town culture at the turn of the twentieth century. It is a historical fiction novel, based loosely on the childhood of author John Dennis Fitzgerald, filled with humorous accounts, including the mayhem caused by mischievous older brother Tom, nicknamed "The Great Brain," and adopted brother, Frankie Pennyworth, called "Frankenstein Dollarworth" because he is "a monster...and a dollar’s worth of trouble."
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