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Excellent little tale :-)
As said "a summer tale of four sisters, two rabbits, and a very interesting boy. There's also a hound, another very interesting boy and a very scary lady involved.
It reminds me a lot of Little Women, with the girls moving in to a cottage for summer and befriending the rich boy of the mansion next to the cottage, but the Penderwicks have a father, but no mother.
I do not approve what mrs. Tifton did, no respectable lady would ever even allow oneself to think that way, no ...more
As said "a summer tale of four sisters, two rabbits, and a very interesting boy. There's also a hound, another very interesting boy and a very scary lady involved.
It reminds me a lot of Little Women, with the girls moving in to a cottage for summer and befriending the rich boy of the mansion next to the cottage, but the Penderwicks have a father, but no mother.
I do not approve what mrs. Tifton did, no respectable lady would ever even allow oneself to think that way, no ...more
I would give this book a 3.5 star rating, if I could. I listened to it on audiobook.
This is the first in a series of books about the Penderwicks, 4 sisters and a father and a hound who are intelligent, confident, well-mannered (usually), well-intentioned, kind, and fun. Maybe it is because this audiobook was read by the same actress (I think) that read Savvy, but I see a lot of similarities. The characters have little obsessions, which guide their reading, behavior, discussion, and worldviews. T ...more
This is the first in a series of books about the Penderwicks, 4 sisters and a father and a hound who are intelligent, confident, well-mannered (usually), well-intentioned, kind, and fun. Maybe it is because this audiobook was read by the same actress (I think) that read Savvy, but I see a lot of similarities. The characters have little obsessions, which guide their reading, behavior, discussion, and worldviews. T ...more
Four sisters, ages four through twelve, must amuse themselves while vacationing in a cottage in the Berkshire Mountains. It isn't long before they discover a young boy living next door. Jeffrey, living with his overbearing mother, lives in a very different world from theirs -one with boarding schools, formal gardens, and strict obedience. The sisters, who are used to running free with their dog Hound, make Jeffrey a part of their family and completely transform his orderly world.
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Rosalind, Skye, Jane, and Batty are four sisters on summer vacation, and this book chronicles their sweet, charming adventures. I couldn't help be reminded of Little Women while reading this book: four sisters who have adventures with the neighbor boy in a very character-driven story. This is a cute, wholesome story that would make for a good read-aloud.
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This was a juvenile lit book. I would say for ages 8-12. It's nice to find books for kids about a family who loves each other and treats each other well.
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May 17, 2018
Debbie Harris
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