The Bungalow Boys in the Great Northwest

"The Bungalow Boys in the Great Northwest" by John Henry Goldfrap is an early 20th century adventure where brothers Tom and Jack Dacre leave their peaceful life in Maine for the wild landscapes of Washington State. Their journey is sparked by a letter proposing investment opportunities in timber and fruit country, pushing them towards the unknown. Once in Washington, the boys face both exciting and perilous situations when they cross paths with the notorious Bully Banjo and become entangled in his illegal schemes. Characters like their funny neighbor, Mrs. Bijur, add humor to the narrative, while hints of a professor's risky experiments foreshadow additional challenges, mixing crime and mystery as the boys navigate dangers and thrills.