Frank Allen at Old Moose Lake; $b or, The trail in the snow

"Frank Allen at Old Moose Lake; or, The Trail in the Snow" by Graham B. Forbes is an early 20th-century tale that follows pals, with Frank Allen as their leader, on a camping journey to Old Moose Lake. The narrative follows themes about friendship, courage, and outdoor problems when the buddies get ready for their trip and deal with coming dangers. At the beginning of the story, the friends joyfully plan for their camping trip, trading jokes while they practice shooting in the forest before their adventure takes a dark turn when Frank protects a girl from a dangerous dog, earning the anger of Fordham Jeek, the dog’s master, foreshadowing conflict amid their adventures to come.