Kiddie the Scout By: Robert Leighton (1859-1934)
Kiddie the Scout by Robert Leighton is a heartwarming children's book that takes young readers on an exciting and educational adventure. Set in the charming town of Meadowville, this story follows the journey of Kiddie, a curious and determined little squirrel who dreams of becoming a scout. From the very first page, the author captivates young imaginations with vivid illustrations that bring the characters and their surroundings to life. The colorful and whimsical illustrations work in perfect harmony with the well-crafted storyline, creating a visually appealing reading experience. Leighton's writing style is simple, yet engaging, making it ideal for young readers aged 5-8. The dialogue is easy to follow, and the pacing of the narrative keeps the story moving at a delightful pace. This ensures that young readers remain invested and eager to turn the pages to see what comes next. One of the standout features of Kiddie the Scout is its enchanting message of perseverance and the importance of following one's dreams. Kiddie, the determined squirrel, faces various challenges throughout the story but never gives up on his aspiration to become a scout. This underlying theme promotes resilience, self-belief, and the idea that hard work and determination can lead to success. It is a valuable lesson that youngsters will appreciate and learn from. Moreover, the book incorporates educational aspects effortlessly. Kiddie's journey as a scout introduces young readers to valuable life skills, such as problem-solving, teamwork, and the importance of nature conservation. These lessons are seamlessly woven into the storyline, making them both entertaining and educational. The characters in Kiddie the Scout are endearing and relatable. Kiddie himself is a charismatic protagonist who embodies bravery and kindness. His companions, the forest dwellers, add depth to the story, each bringing their unique personality and strengths to Kiddie's adventure. Young readers will easily connect with these characters and find themselves rooting for their success. In conclusion, Kiddie the Scout by Robert Leighton is a delightful children's book that blends a captivating narrative with valuable life lessons. Its beautiful illustrations, engaging writing style, and relatable characters make it an ideal choice for young readers. It is a heartwarming tale of determination and dreams that will leave a lasting impression on little ones. First Page: KIDDIE THE SCOUT [Illustration: Cover art] [Frontispiece: "That's the way of it," he said.] KIDDIE THE SCOUT by ROBERT LEIGHTON Author of "Kiddie of the Camp," "Gildersley's Tenderfoot," "Cooee," "Rattlesnake Ranch," etc. Illustrated by Frank R. Grey London C. Arthur Pearson, Ltd. 18 Henrietta Street, W.C. 2 1920 TO BERNARD EVERETT, Esq. My dear Everett, It was you who suggested this continuation of the story of Kiddie, and it is my pleasure to inscribe the volume with your name. R. L. CONTENTS CHAP. I THE MYSTERIOUS SNIPER II THE UNIFORM OF THE PLAINS III A DANGEROUS ENEMY IV BROKEN FEATHER'S WAY V BLAZING THE TRAIL VI JIM THURSTON'S SUBSTITUTE VII RUBE CARTER'S VISITOR VIII KIDDIE'S LUCK IX KIDDIE'S "SELFISHNESS" X THE GUARDIAN OF THE HONEYCOMB XI LESSONS IN TRACKING XII A MOONLIGHT VISITOR XIII A MATTER OF BUSINESS XIV LONE WOLF CAÑON XV THE CRY OF THE JAY XVI THE SIGN OF THE BROKEN FEATHER XVII THE RUSE OF THE BUFFALO TRAIL XVIII THE BATTLE OF POISON SPIDER CREEK XIX KIDDIE'S ANSWER XX FOUL PLAY XXI THE CLUE OF YELLOW WORSTED XXII RUBE CARTER'S THEORY AND KIDDIE'S XXIII EVIDENCE FOR THE PROSECUTION LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS "THAT'S THE WAY OF IT," HE SAID ... Continue reading book >>

Kiddie the Scout By: Robert Leighton (1859-1934)

Kiddie the Scout by Robert Leighton is a heartwarming children's book that takes young readers on an exciting and educational adventure. Set in the charming town of Meadowville, this story follows the journey of Kiddie, a curious and determined little squirrel who dreams of becoming a scout.

From the very first page, the author captivates young imaginations with vivid illustrations that bring the characters and their surroundings to life. The colorful and whimsical illustrations work in perfect harmony with the well-crafted storyline, creating a visually appealing reading experience.

Leighton's writing style is simple, yet engaging, making it ideal for young readers aged 5-8. The dialogue is easy to follow, and the pacing of the narrative keeps the story moving at a delightful pace. This ensures that young readers remain invested and eager to turn the pages to see what comes next.

One of the standout features of Kiddie the Scout is its enchanting message of perseverance and the importance of following one's dreams. Kiddie, the determined squirrel, faces various challenges throughout the story but never gives up on his aspiration to become a scout. This underlying theme promotes resilience, self-belief, and the idea that hard work and determination can lead to success. It is a valuable lesson that youngsters will appreciate and learn from.

Moreover, the book incorporates educational aspects effortlessly. Kiddie's journey as a scout introduces young readers to valuable life skills, such as problem-solving, teamwork, and the importance of nature conservation. These lessons are seamlessly woven into the storyline, making them both entertaining and educational.

The characters in Kiddie the Scout are endearing and relatable. Kiddie himself is a charismatic protagonist who embodies bravery and kindness. His companions, the forest dwellers, add depth to the story, each bringing their unique personality and strengths to Kiddie's adventure. Young readers will easily connect with these characters and find themselves rooting for their success.

In conclusion, Kiddie the Scout by Robert Leighton is a delightful children's book that blends a captivating narrative with valuable life lessons. Its beautiful illustrations, engaging writing style, and relatable characters make it an ideal choice for young readers. It is a heartwarming tale of determination and dreams that will leave a lasting impression on little ones.

First Page:

KIDDIE THE SCOUT

[Illustration: Cover art]

[Frontispiece: "That's the way of it," he said.]

KIDDIE THE SCOUT

ROBERT LEIGHTON

Author of

"Kiddie of the Camp," "Gildersley's Tenderfoot," "Cooee," "Rattlesnake Ranch," etc.

Illustrated by Frank R. Grey

London C. Arthur Pearson, Ltd. 18 Henrietta Street, W.C. 2 1920

BERNARD EVERETT, Esq.

My dear Everett, It was you who suggested this continuation of the story of Kiddie, and it is my pleasure to inscribe the volume with your name.

R. L.

CONTENTS

CHAP.

I THE MYSTERIOUS SNIPER II THE UNIFORM OF THE PLAINS III A DANGEROUS ENEMY IV BROKEN FEATHER'S WAY V BLAZING THE TRAIL VI JIM THURSTON'S SUBSTITUTE VII RUBE CARTER'S VISITOR VIII KIDDIE'S LUCK IX KIDDIE'S "SELFISHNESS" X THE GUARDIAN OF THE HONEYCOMB XI LESSONS IN TRACKING XII A MOONLIGHT VISITOR XIII A MATTER OF BUSINESS XIV LONE WOLF CAÑON XV THE CRY OF THE JAY XVI THE SIGN OF THE BROKEN FEATHER XVII THE RUSE OF THE BUFFALO TRAIL XVIII THE BATTLE OF POISON SPIDER CREEK XIX KIDDIE'S ANSWER XX FOUL PLAY XXI THE CLUE OF YELLOW WORSTED XXII RUBE CARTER'S THEORY AND KIDDIE'S XXIII EVIDENCE FOR THE PROSECUTION

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

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Genres for this book
Fiction
Westerns

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