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The story of two young boys, Tom and Dick, who visit their aunt and uncle's farm on Prince Edward Island during the summer. They become captivated by Sara Stanley, an 1800s Canadian immigrant, who tells stories of the island and its long-ago inhabitants. Sara's tales inspire Tom and Dick to create their own adventures, leading to family reunions and historical discoveries on the island.
First publish date: March 2004
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Lucy Maud Montgomery
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