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Handleiding Tot de Kennis Van Het Leven En de Werken Van G. Groen Van Prinsterer (1895)
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Handleiding Tot de Kennis Van Het Leven En de Werken Van G. Groen Van Prinsterer (1895)

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This is the first in a series of books called The Huck Family Chronicles. The story starts off in the 1600s and it tells why George Huck leaves his family in England and travels to the new land looking for adventure. George seeks adventure but he is too busy with his new friend, Indian maiden Happy Beaver. George is accepted into her tribe with open arms. He and Happy Beaver eventually have seventeen children together. George builds a school and lodge and this is the beginning of Huckville. George decides to write books about the adventures of all the settlers who stop by the village. He sends the books to England to be sold. These books are the historical account of the founding of Huckville.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kessinger Publishing
Country
United States
Date
10 September 2010
Pages
212
ISBN
9781168076441

This is the first in a series of books called The Huck Family Chronicles. The story starts off in the 1600s and it tells why George Huck leaves his family in England and travels to the new land looking for adventure. George seeks adventure but he is too busy with his new friend, Indian maiden Happy Beaver. George is accepted into her tribe with open arms. He and Happy Beaver eventually have seventeen children together. George builds a school and lodge and this is the beginning of Huckville. George decides to write books about the adventures of all the settlers who stop by the village. He sends the books to England to be sold. These books are the historical account of the founding of Huckville.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kessinger Publishing
Country
United States
Date
10 September 2010
Pages
212
ISBN
9781168076441