Kenneth Grahame

The Golden Age Kenneth Grahame

The stories as a whole tell about the childhood of 3 boys and 2 girls. The children refer to the adults as Olympians and believe that the adults no longer know how to have fun. The book contained detailing adventures the children take and/or imagine taking. It is really tribute to that beautiful era of hot summer days, stolen fruit, escapades involving farmers' rowboats, and the safety of childhood innocence.