A Year in a Yawl A True Tale of the Adventures of Four Boys in a Thirty-foot Yawl

About this book

Set against the backdrop of early 20th-century exploration, "A Year in a Yawl" by Russell Doubleday chronicles the exhilarating escapades of four boys—Kenneth Ransom, Clyde Morrow, Frank Chauvet, and Arthur Morrow—as they construct and navigate their own thirty-foot yawl. This captivating true tale showcases themes of adventure and camaraderie, highlighting the boys' resourcefulness and determination. Readers will be drawn into their quest for independence and discovery, as they face the challenges of sailing and the unpredictability of the open sea. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians alike, this narrative not only entertains but also inspires a spirit of adventure and resilience. Join these young adventurers as they redefine the meaning of freedom on the water.

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