On the Banks of Holliday Creek

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Set against the backdrop of the Truman Era, this narrative unfolds through the eyes of nine-year-old David Wright, who recounts his family's transition from city life to a rural farm. As they settle near the Jones family, the story explores the dynamics of two contrasting households and their children's experiences at the local one-room school, led by the inspiring Miss Jordison. Themes of personal liberty, social change, and the impact of modernization are interwoven, showcasing the challenges and joys of rural living during a transformative period in America.