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| + | | '''Author''' ||Frances Hodgson Burnett | ||
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| + | | '''Year Published''' ||1905 | ||
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| + | | '''Language''' ||English | ||
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'''''A Little Princess''''' is a story about the school adventures of a seven-year-old girl who "has been provided for as if she were a little princess." She is left in London by her widower father who is returning to India where he raised her. | '''''A Little Princess''''' is a story about the school adventures of a seven-year-old girl who "has been provided for as if she were a little princess." She is left in London by her widower father who is returning to India where he raised her. | ||
A sort of child's version of the [[Book of Job]], the story poses and answers the question: "how I shall ever find out whether I am really a nice child or a horrid one?" | A sort of child's version of the [[Book of Job]], the story poses and answers the question: "how I shall ever find out whether I am really a nice child or a horrid one?" | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:32, July 12, 2016
| A Little Princess | |
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| Author | Frances Hodgson Burnett |
| Year Published | 1905 |
| Language | English |
A Little Princess is a story about the school adventures of a seven-year-old girl who "has been provided for as if she were a little princess." She is left in London by her widower father who is returning to India where he raised her. A sort of child's version of the Book of Job, the story poses and answers the question: "how I shall ever find out whether I am really a nice child or a horrid one?"