Cover has some wear; pages are unmarked aside from owner's name/date on inside front page; pages are lightly age-toned.
Jerry Todd’s country-day adventure begins with a surprising find: an old tub snagged from the dump pile, a big dream, and a plan to rent baths for twenty-five cents. Along with his pal Red Meyers and the goofy, loyal Horse Foot, the boys haul the tub home, sketch a bold pretend-bathhouse, and set out to turn a goofy idea into real money in small-town Illinois.
What follows is a bright, fast-paced tale of teamwork, pranks, and practical jokes. The stakes stay light, the humor stays sunny, and the trust between friends keeps the plan afloat even when plans go awry. With a mix of neighborhood capers, misadventures at the barn, and a dash of comic miscommunication, this edition captures the spirit of classic kid adventures.
Enjoy witty narration and kid-centered humor tied to a big, silly project.
Meet a memorable cast of friends who look out for one another.
Follow a game plan that blends invention, hustle, and good-natured mischief.
Experience a story built on curiosity, improvisation, and teamwork.
Ideal for readers who love light, stand-alone adventures with humor and heart, in a series about curious kids exploring friendship and fun.
