"The Young Marooners on the Florida Coast" by F. R. Goulding is an adventure novel set in the mid-1800s that follows the Gordon family—Dr. Gordon and his children Robert, Mary, and Frank—as they journey from Charleston to Tampa Bay, Florida. The family is in search of warmer temperatures for Dr. Gordon's wife. Aboard a sailing ship, they encounter the wonders of sailing, fishing, and coastal living. As they interact with each other and the environment, the children explore their personalities and build stronger family ties. This marooning experience promises to be both educational and exciting.
The Young Marooners on the Florida Coast
By F. R. (Francis Robert) Goulding
A family's voyage to Florida leads to a series of thrilling adventures featuring survival, nature, and the strength of family bonds.
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