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Secret Garden, Little Princess, Little Lord Fauntleroy: Three Complete Novels
Frances Hodgson Burnett's reputation as one of the greatest writers of children's literature was established with three books - here, at last, collected in one volume. In The Secret Garden, considered Frances Hodgson Burnett's finest work, the unlikely heroine is the newly orphaned Mary Lennox, who arrives sullen and sickly at her uncle's lonely manor on the English moors....more
Hardcover, 484 pages
Published
September 25th 1995
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This book was written by Frances Hodgson Burnett. The purpose for him to write this is for little kids to waant to seek adventure, and have fun outdoors. The lesson i learned by reading this book is to go outside, have fun and meet new friends.
The styles of the book are monologue and dialogue. The author put in a lot of descriptions and a lot of talking to one another. There is also a lot of narration in this book where the narrator tells you exactly what is happening. Then the dialogue comes...more
The styles of the book are monologue and dialogue. The author put in a lot of descriptions and a lot of talking to one another. There is also a lot of narration in this book where the narrator tells you exactly what is happening. Then the dialogue comes...more
Cerita tentang Mary, anak dari India yang ditinggal mati orangtuanya. Mukanya murung dan anaknya jelek. Ia dibawa ke London, ke rumah pamannya yang sudah ditinggal mati istrinya. Pamannya bungkuk, istrinya meninggal karena jatuh dari dahan pohon di taman kesukaannya, sejak saat itu taman itu dikunci dan kuncinya dikubur. Sudah 10 tahun berlalu.
Mary yang tinggal berkecukupan di sana, tapi kesepian, berjalan2 di sekeliling taman. Sampai berkenalan dengan tukang kebun bernama Ben, dan burung berdad...more
Mary yang tinggal berkecukupan di sana, tapi kesepian, berjalan2 di sekeliling taman. Sampai berkenalan dengan tukang kebun bernama Ben, dan burung berdad...more
I loved The Little Princess and The Secret Garden when I was a young girl. I never read Little Lord Fauntleroy until I was an adult, but I enjoyed that book as well.
I liked reading about Sarah Crewe's remarkably mature attitude as she went from riches to rags and back again. She never mistreated others when she was rich, but she also didn't have as much of an opportunity to show true compassion for others until her riches were taken away. Then you see her true grit and watch as her character de...more
I liked reading about Sarah Crewe's remarkably mature attitude as she went from riches to rags and back again. She never mistreated others when she was rich, but she also didn't have as much of an opportunity to show true compassion for others until her riches were taken away. Then you see her true grit and watch as her character de...more
I read Little Lord Fauntleory, and it was perfect! It captures the beauty of childhood and the innocence of children. I loved the wording, the character, and how it inspired me to become a better mother.
My sister just finished reading Secret Garden to her 5-year-old today. They read for 3 hours straight! They loved it, and I look forward to reading all of these books aloud to my children.
My sister just finished reading Secret Garden to her 5-year-old today. They read for 3 hours straight! They loved it, and I look forward to reading all of these books aloud to my children.
All delightful and moving. A Little Princess will always be my favorite that Burnett has written. I read this last year with my girls and by the time we were finished it had captured the whole family. We all were brought to tears and one point..(including Kameron). :) Sarah Crewe became a hero in our home and someone to discuss emulating.
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I've never read Little Lord Fauntleroy,but I love the other two stories.
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i like the book soo much it iz gud
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Frances Eliza Hodgson was the daughter of ironmonger Edwin Hodgson, who died three years after her birth, and his wife Eliza Boond. She was educated at The Select Seminary for Young Ladies and Gentleman until the age of fifteen, at which point the family ironmongery, then being run by her mother, failed, and the family emigrated to Knoxville, Tennessee. Here Hodgson began to write, in order to sup...more
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