Sean Sullivan, a young boy who is going on adventures with his father to help him out, with his brother, John in school, living with Aunt Katie. Sean, then ended up working at the railroad with his father, often experiencing deaths from other people, and possible losing his own life also a problem that he often have to avoid while working at the railroad. This book is based on after American Civil War of 1868. (American Civil War dates were 1861-65). - Happy Reading!

Sean Sullivan, a young boy who is going on adventures with his father to help him out, with his brother, John in school, living with Aunt Katie. Sean, then ended up working at the railroad with his father, often experiencing deaths from other people, and possible losing his own life also a problem that he often have to avoid while working at the railroad. This book is based on after American Civil War of 1868. (American Civil War dates were 1861-65). - Happy Reading!

Tim Meeker, a boy who lives in Redding, Connecticut during the Revolutionary War in America. While his father was against the Rebels (Patriots) and the war, Mr. Meeker is also against his elder son, Sam of fighting in the war and taking the part. TIm's friend, Betsy Read, a daughter of Colonel Read who you would often see Tim talk to a lot, who kept updated about what is happening in the war. But things are happening, men who were at war died or wounded in action, and others disappeared without any trace. That's happened in the 1770s. - Happy Reading!

Tim Meeker, a boy who lives in Redding, Connecticut during the Revolutionary War in America. While his father was against the Rebels (Patriots) and the war, Mr. Meeker is also against his elder son, Sam of fighting in the war and taking the part. TIm's friend, Betsy Read, a daughter of Colonel Read who you would often see Tim talk to a lot, who kept updated about what is happening in the war. But things are happening, men who were at war died or wounded in action, and others disappeared without any trace. That's happened in the 1770s. - Happy Reading!

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