3 - 2 Inscribed PORCUPINE STEW By B. Major, OUT IN THE NIGHT By S.F. Fuller, THE WAGON By J. Ransome

Porcupine Stew by B. Major: This is a humorous and heartwarming children's book that follows the story of a young boy who, while out in the wilderness, encounters a series of unexpected challenges and adventures. The story revolves around the boy's efforts to prepare a stew with porcupine meat and deal with the mischief and quirks of his surroundings. It celebrates resourcefulness, humor, and the spirit of adventure.
Out in the Night by S.F. Fuller: This book is a thrilling and suspenseful tale set in a small town where mysterious and dangerous events unfold after dark. The story follows a group of characters as they navigate the perils of the night, uncover secrets, and face both external and internal struggles. Themes of fear, courage, and the unknown are central to the plot as the characters try to make sense of their world.
The Wagon by J. Ransome: Set in a rural, early 20th-century context, this book tells the story of a young boy's journey with his family, focusing on their travels and experiences in a horse-drawn wagon. The story captures the challenges and triumphs of life on the road and explores themes of family, community, and personal growth. It offers a nostalgic glimpse into a bygone era of simple, yet meaningful, life.