Cripple George

Cripple George by William Henry Giles Kingston is a nineteenth-century adventure story that follows the life of a young boy facing physical hardship while discovering courage, faith, and inner strength. Known for his many tales of adventure and moral instruction for young readers, Kingston combines an engaging narrative with themes of perseverance, loyalty, and personal character, reflecting the values of Victorian children's literature.

Publisher: T. Nelson and Sons
First Published: 1869
Genre: Children's Fiction/Adventure Fiction
Condition: Fair