Six little Bunkers at Mammy June's

"Six Little Bunkers at Mammy June's" by Laura Lee Hope is a cheerful children's story about the six Bunker siblings, known for their lively minds and joyful spirits. In this chapter, the Bunkers travel to Aunt Jo's house in Boston during the winter, finding themselves wrapped up in playful games and amusing mix-ups as they make new friends, including a colored boy named Sam who needs their support. The story kicks off with the six Bunker kids inside Aunt Jo’s comfy, cold house after a long train ride from their mother; they joke around and ask each other riddles, trying to have fun while stuck indoors. As snow starts falling, Russ comes up with the idea of making an “Eskimo igloo,” which shows how creative they are. But their fun turns into a bit of a mess when their igloo falls apart, starting off their exciting adventure and also suggests important ideas about friendship and being kind, especially when they meet Sam, who brings a fresh perspective to their winter fun.