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"The Rover Boys on the Farm; or, Last Days at Putnam Hall" by Edward Stratemeyer is a children's adventure novel written in the early 20th century. The story follows the Rover boys, Tom, Sam, and Dick, as they navigate various escapades back home on their family farm and at Putnam Hall, their school. This installment promises a mix of humor, mystery, and friendship as the boys confront challenges and enjoy their last days before heading back to school. The opening of the novel introduces the Rover boys exploring the mountains surrounding their farm. The atmosphere quickly shifts from casual adventure to concern when they realize their brother Dick is missing. As Tom and Sam retrace their steps to find him, the boys' strong bond and adventurous spirit are evident. They ultimately discover they've all ended up in a series of hidden holes, leading them to a mysterious cave that holds secrets relating to freight thefts in the area. This sets the stage for their upcoming adventures as they

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MY DEAR BOYS: With this I present to you "The Rover Boys on the Farm,"
the twelfth volume in the "Rover Boys Series for Young Americans."

It is a large number of volumes to write about one set of characters,
isn't it? When I started the series, many years ago, I had in mind, as I
have told you before, to pen three books, possibly four. But as soon as
I had written "The Rover Boys at School," "The Rover Boys on the Ocean,"
and "The Rover Boys in the Jungle," there was a cry for more, and so I
wrote "The Rover Boys Out West," "On the Great Lakes," "In the
Mountains," "On Land and Sea," "In Camp," "On the River," "On the
Plains," and then "In Southern Waters," where we last left our heroes.

In the present story, as promised in the last volume, the scene is
shifted back to the farm and to dear old Putnam Hall, with their many
pleasant associations. As before, Sam, Tom and Dick are to the front,
along with several of their friends, and there are a number of
adventures, some comical and some strange and mystifying. At the school
the rivalries are as keen as ever, but the Rover boys are on their
mettle, and prove their worth on more than one occasion.

Again I thank my numerous readers for all the kind words they have
spoken about my stories. I hope the present volume will please them in
every way.

Affectionately and sincerely yours,

EDWARD STRATEMEYER

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