In this classic children's book, Benjamin Penhallow Shillaber introduces readers to Ike Partington and his friends, chronicling their escapades and adventures as they navigate life in a small New England town. From sled races to spelling bees to pranks, Ike and his friends offer a timeless tale of childhood wonder and imagination.

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