Works of George W. Peck A Linked Index to the Project Gutenberg Editions of the "Bad Boy" Series and Others

"Works of George W. Peck" by George W. Peck is a compilation of funny stories, most likely from the late 1800s, featuring the rowdy "Bad Boy" series and other tales. The book shows the funny adventures of a playful boy and his dad, exploring family life and society back then. It's meant to make people laugh with its funny take on kid's pranks and how families work. The stories focus on Peck's "Bad Boy," who is famous for being naughty and causing trouble. Every story gives funny scenes, like jokes, family fights, and funny views on society. The stories show the bond between the Bad Boy and his father, highlighting the differences between the dad's serious attempts to raise his son right and the son's constant mischief, and, from Fourth of July adventures to humorous trips overseas, the book captures the heart of boyhood in a light and funny way, giving readers both laughs and a look back at the challenges of growing up.