(Hardback)

Donald is sure that his life is ruined when a pop-fly beanball knocks him senseless out in left field. The error costs his team the game, and Donald is convinced that the whole town is laughing at him. A sequel to "When the Sergeant Came Marching Home." Illustrations.

(Paperback)

Donald is sure that his life is ruined when a pop fly beanball knocks him senseless out in left field. The error costs his team the game, and Donald is convinced that the whole town is laughing at him. A sequel to When the Sergeant Came Marching Home.

(Paperback)

Ten-year-old Donald is miserable now that his father, the Sergeant, has returned home from World War II and moved the family to a farm in rural Montana. However, as time passes, Donald and his younger brother begin to enjoy country living. The boys also demonstrate their profound gift for imagination in the games they play outdoors.