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Poppy Ott's Seven League Stilts by Leo Edwards; Bert Salg (Good, 1926, HC, 242 pgs, Grossett & Dunlap)
Poppy Ott's Seven League Stilts by Leo Edwards; Bert Salg (Good, 1926, HC, 242 pgs, Grossett & Dunlap)
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Cover has some wear; pages are unmarked aside from owner's name/date on inside front page; pages are lightly age-toned.
"Poppy Ott's Seven-League Stilts" is a spirited juvenile adventure that transports readers to the heart of Tutter, Illinois, where ingenuity and humor collide. This installment in the Poppy Ott series follows the title character-a young boy known for his business acumen and creative flair-as he and his friends navigate the challenges and excitement of a new invention: the remarkable seven-league stilts. Through a series of mishaps and triumphs, the story explores themes of friendship, rivalry, and the boundless imagination of youth.
As Poppy and his pals get caught up in local drama and clever schemes, the narrative delivers a blend of mystery and comedy that has captivated young audiences for decades. With its engaging dialogue and fast-paced plot, "Poppy Ott's Seven-League Stilts" serves as a quintessential example of early twentieth-century boys' fiction, emphasizing resourcefulness and the simple joys of small-town life. This work remains a nostalgic treasure for collectors and fans of classic adventure literature, offering a timeless glimpse into a world of childhood wonder and inventive play.
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