Edward Stratemeyer

Four Boy Hunters Edward Stratemeyer

Publisher Marketing: Cling A bull's-eye Cling Another bull's-eye, I declare Cling Three bull's-eyes, of all things Snap, you are getting to be a wonder with the rifle. Why, even old Jed Sanborn couldn't do better than that. Charley Dodge, a bright, manly boy of fifteen, laid down the rifle on the counter in the shooting gallery and smiled quietly. I guess it was more luck than anything, Shep, he replied. Perhaps I couldn't do it again. Nonsense, came from Sheppard Reed, also a boy of fifteen. You have got it in you to shoot straight and that is all there is to it. I only wish I could shoot as well. Contributor Bio:  Stratemeyer, Edward Edward Stratemeyer (1862-1930) is known primarily for his novels for the young. Creator of such classic series as The Bobbsey Twins, The Hardy Boys, and the Nancy Drew series, he also wrote many historical novels. Most, including FOR THE LIBERTY OF TEXAS, relate to the great conflicts of the nineteenth century.