"Through Forest and Fire" by Edward Sylvester Ellis is a tale of youth in the countryside, where a spirited Dutch boy named Nicholas Ribsam, known for his cheerful nature and comical mishaps, learns the importance of courage, family, and independence. The story starts by painting a picture of Nick's life with his caring family, highlighting his energetic personality and the fundamental beliefs they instill in him. As Nick matures, he excels in school but faces everyday issues, like standing up to school bullies and watching over his little sister, Nellie. When Nellie disappears into the woods, a frantic search ensues, led by Nick and his parents, emphasizing the strength of their family ties as they face the imposing threats of the wilderness. The opening establishes a lively setting where Nick is on the cusp of facing the tests of life.
Through Forest and Fire Wild-Woods Series No. 1
By Edward Sylvester Ellis
A spirited boy must find courage and resilience when his sister goes missing in the forest, forcing him to face the wilderness and his own fears head-on.
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About the AuthorEdward Sylvester Ellis was an American author.
Edward Sylvester Ellis was an American author.
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