Tim Decker

Adjusting to a new school is always difficult, but to Terry Crompton it seems an insurmountable problem without the guidance of his father, who was killed in an automobile accident recently. Roosevelt Elementary, in a south Chicago suburb, is altogether different from the school Terry had attended, and he wishes he could run away to Wisconson where he had been happy.
Gradually, he learns to cope with the bigger school, the class bully, and his own feelings, as he recalls lessons and vallues show more instilled in him by his father.

[The review was written by the author, Alvin Robert Cunningham] show less