"The Bears of Blue River" by Charles Major is a thrilling adventure set in the Indiana wilderness of the 1820s, where a brave young boy named Balser Brent faces the challenges and excitements of frontier life. The story begins by introducing Balser and his family living in a log cabin near the Big Blue River, painting a vivid picture of their rustic existence amidst the untamed wilderness. Balser, a courageous and impulsive thirteen-year-old, dreams of hunting bears, and his initial encounter with a huge black bear while fishing sets off a series of exciting adventures. This confrontation not only showcases Balser's bravery, but also prepares him for the challenges he will encounter while trying to overcome the region's fierce wildlife.
The Bears of Blue River
By Charles Major
In the untamed wilderness of 1820s Indiana, a courageous boy faces off with formidable bears and other wildlife, embarking on thrilling adventures that tests his bravery and resilience.
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About the AuthorCharles Major was an American lawyer and novelist.
Charles Major was an American lawyer and novelist.
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