The main characters are the Boxcar Children themselves. There's the eldest one who is usually very responsible, and the younger ones each with their own personalities.
One of the most popular is 'The Boxcar Children' as it's the start of the whole series and introduces all the beloved characters. People often start with this one to get into the story world.
Well, 'The Yellow House Mystery' is also a notable one. The children get involved in solving the mystery surrounding a yellow house. They use their wits and teamwork to figure out what's really going on in that spooky - yet exciting - situation.
The story is set in a rather simple yet charming place. There's that old, abandoned boxcar in the woods. It's surrounded by nature. The kids also explore the nearby areas like the town, but the boxcar is really the heart of the setting. It's where they cook, sleep and have a lot of their adventures.
The Boxcar Children is not based on a true story. It's a creation of the author's imagination, filled with fictional events and characters that capture the hearts of young readers.
Well, in this book of the series, the Boxcar Children often have to use their wits. They could be solving a mystery about a strange place or an old object. They might be helping someone in need. Their bond as a family is always a big part of the story, and they support each other through whatever comes their way in this third installment.