Marjorie's Vacation

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Set in a serene summer day in early June, the story revolves around the Maynard children, particularly Kingdon, the fourteen-year-old eldest sibling. As the only boy, King holds a position of authority over his three younger sisters, who view him as their leader. However, a shift occurs as King begins to seek adventures with other boys, leaving his sisters feeling a bit subdued. This change marks a transition in their dynamic, highlighting themes of childhood, independence, and the complexities of growing up within a close-knit family.