Six little Bunkers at Cousin Tom's

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Six little Bunkers at Cousin Tom's is a book by Laura Lee Hope. Mun Bun puts his pipe down into the bowl of water and blows a big string of little bubbles. Violet asks what is inside the bubbles, and Sammie answers that it is air.

Laddie asks why a crab is like a newspaper. Laddie says a crab is like a newspaper because when it is red it cannot bite or pinch. Russ is limping a bit, for his toe was sore where the crab had pinched him. Russ answers "Digging holes," and George adds "Seeing who can make the biggest."

About the author

Laura Lee Hope

Laura Lee Hope was a house pseudonym used by the Stratemeyer Syndicate, the New Jersey-based fiction factory that produced most of the major American children's series of the first three-quarters of the twentieth century.