Three Young Knights

"Three Young Knights" by Annie Hamilton Donnell is a delightful tale from the early 1900s, spinning the yarn of three brothers, Jotham, Kent, and Old Tilly Eddy, who transform an ordinary vacation into an extraordinary journey. Filled with the excitement of youth and the true meaning of brotherhood, the story follows the boys after their hard work during the haying season rewards them with five dollars each, inspiring them to become wandering "knights." Hopping on their bicycles, the brothers set out to aid those in need, leading them to a string of encounters with individuals like an old woman, a street musician, and an unexpected event that involves a blazing barn. The narrative focuses on their humor and bravery, detailing experiences that emphasize the value of compassion, working together, and the unbreakable ties of family.