Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact #11 [357]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"First Lady of Flying" introduces a delightfully unexpected twist in a quiet western ranch story, where the arrival of the flamboyant cousin Frumson—rumored to have battled pirates and trained elephants—brings more surprise than anyone anticipated. Written by Frank Moss and illustrated by Frank Borth, this 1964 gem from the Treasure Chest of Fun and Fact series delivers charm and whimsy with a touch of mystery, all captured in Joe Sinnott’s expressive cover art.
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The Carter family owns a cattle ranch out west. It's lonely and the prospect of having company is always a great event. A letter arrives announcing that cousin Frumson is arriving today for a visit. Cousin Frumson has a reputation among the family as being a colorful character, having fought pirates, trained elephants in the circus and once won a great athletic contest. When he finally arrives, his appearance doesn't match up to their expectations of him. He's short, overweight and dressed in a Swiss mountain climber's outfit.
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