| | The House of Sixty Fathers Summary / Study Guide |
 | | The House of Sixty Fathers is the only one of DeJong's books not set in Holland or the American Midwest, but it shares themes with The Singing Hill, in which a little boy must cope with loneliness and fear when his brother and sister go to school, leaving him without companionship. |
 | | A difficult journey—for a dog in Hurry Home Candy and for a Dutch boy in both Far Out the Long Canal and Journey from Peppermint Street—is a common theme in DeJong's work. |
 | | Although Moonta, in Far Out the Long Canal, lives in a peaceful village, he faces perils when he must... |
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