This character appears in 1144 books.
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Posterity: Letters of Great Americans to Their Children
by Dorie McCullough Lawson
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Eight Cousins: Book 2Rose in Bloom
by Louisa May Alcott
Archie: Eldest son of Jem and Jessie. Eldest of all the cousins, of steady and thoughtful character, he is the Chief, much respected by all the boys and an “older brother” figure to Rose. He works for Uncle Mac and has begun to "settle down", some think too young.
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Eight Cousins: Book 1Eight Cousins
by Louisa May Alcott
Archie: Eldest son of Jem and Jessie. Eldest of all the cousins, sixteen years of age, of steady and thoughtful character, he is the Chief, much respected by all the boys and an “older brother” figure to Rose.
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Enemies Foreign and Domestic
by Matthew Bracken
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Jackson Brodie Series: Book 2One Good Turn
by Kate Atkinson
Archie: Louise's teenaged son, heading towards juvenile delinquency.
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