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A Newbery Honor Book: Spending the summer in a dull French village is not what Johnny had in mind.

A Newbery Honor Book: Spending the summer in a dull French village is not what Johnny had in mind. but soon he’s hot on the trail of a Nazi spy! When ar-old Johnny Littlehorn’s dad returns from the front lines and announces they’re spending the summer in France, Johnny is appalled.

Cyrus Fisher (Author), Richard Floethe (Illustrator). The plot is unusual and fascinating. I read the same book many years ago, and I bought it for my grandchildren. Purchase process went well.

Illustrations by Richard Floethe. ODDLY ENOUGH, this book about the unusual adventures of young Mr. Littlehorn last summer in France is dedicated with much affection to three young ladies whose great-grandfather came from that very same part of France: Marta jehanne. and JEHANNE HILDEGARDE LEORA.

5. Avion My Uncle Flew. Published by Scholastic Inc. (1948). ISBN 10: 0590462423 ISBN 13: 9780590462426.

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Cyrus Fisher, Richard Floethe (Illustrator). The book that everyone had been raving about was checked out, so I dejectedly picked out another. Cyrus Fisher was a juvenile-fiction pseudonym of author Darwin L. Teilhet (1904-64), a prolific author of mostly detective stories, often co-written with his wife Hildegarde Teilhet. Some of his other books were published under the pen-names William H. Fielding and Theo Durant. Among his other titles written as Cyrus Fisher are Ab Carmody's Treasure (set in Guatemala) and The Hawaiian Sword. He doesn’t understand why they’re going to France when they could stay home at their Wyoming ranch instead. But that’s before he discovers an old German pistol hidden in a loaf of bread. When Johnny arrives, he finds the village of Saint-Chamant anything but boring.

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The Avion My Uncle Flew is a children's novel by Cyrus Fisher, a pseudonym of Darwin Teilhet. The plot concerns an American boy who uncovers a mystery while visiting his uncle in post-war France. The novel was first published in 1946 and was a Newbery Honor recipient in 1947.

Cyrus Fisher was the pen name of Darwin L. Teilhet (1904-1964), the grandson of a French immigrant who came to America from Saint-Chamant, in the Corrèze region of France, after the Great French Wine Blight of 1860.