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Killykinick
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- Gutenberg ID
- 26985
- Title
- Killykinick
- Language
- en
- Book source
- Project Gutenberg
- Description max 80 words
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Killykinick is a novel by Mary T. Waggaman that follows the story of Dan Dolan, a young boy who wins a scholarship to Saint Andrew's college and spends his summer at Killykinick with other 'left over' boys. The story explores themes of friendship, adventure, and personal growth as Dan navigates his relationships with his peers and confronts his own challenges.
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Killykinick is a novel by Mary T. Waggaman that tells the story of Dan Dolan, a young boy who wins a scholarship to Saint Andrew's college. During his summer at Killykinick, Dan forms close bonds with his fellow 'left over' boys and navigates various challenges as he grows and learns. The novel explores themes of friendship, adventure, and personal growth, set against the backdrop of a picturesque coastal town. Dan Dolan is a bright, honest, manly fellow who makes a brave fight against odds that are hard to face. He forms close bonds with his fellow 'left over' boys, including Freddy Neville, and navigates various challenges as he grows and learns. The novel explores themes of friendship, adventure, and personal growth, set against the backdrop of a picturesque coastal town. Dan's determination to give up St. Andrew's when this brief seaside holiday is past and work for Aunt Winnie is a significant aspect of the story. He wants to live and work for Aunt Winnie; he cannot leave her gentle heart to break in its loneliness while he climbs to heights beyond her reach. The novel also explores the theme of family and home, as Dan's desire to provide a stable home for his aunt and himself drives him forward. The novel ends on a hopeful note, with Dan finding a sense of purpose and belonging at Killykinick. He is able to provide for Aunt Winnie and himself, and he finds a sense of community and connection with the people around him. The novel suggests that even in difficult circumstances, there is always hope for a better future.
- LLM editorial rating
- 4.2/5
- Download URL
- https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/26985.epub.noimages
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Authors
- Mary T. Waggaman
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Categories
- Adventure
- Fiction