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Three pretty maids
Step into the charming world of Amy Ella Blanchard's "Three Pretty Maids," where friendship, adventure, and the bonds of sisterhood take center stage. Join three spirited young women—Elinor, Barbara, and Dorothy—as they navigate the joys and challenges of life in their quaint New England village. Blanchard's delightful narrative captures the essence of youth and the enduring power of friendship. Set against the backdrop of the early 20th century, "Three Pretty Maids" follows the lives of these three friends as they grow, learn, and face life's trials together. From picnics by the lake to secret meetings in their favorite meadow, the girls' adventures are filled with laughter, heartwarmin...
Dear Little Girl At School
Edna and Cousin Ben Barker were on the back porch. It was a favorite place, for it was always shady there in summer and out of the wind on cold days. If big Cousin Ben did not always like to be where Edna was, on the other hand, Edna invariably sought out Cousin Ben if he were to be found about the premises. On this special afternoon, he was doing something to his wheel, getting it in order for a long ride, which he had planned for the next day. Edna stood watching him, ready to hand a tool or run for a piece of rag to be used in cleaning, or to fill the oil can from the bottle on the shelf upstairs. "Where are you going to-day, Cousin Ben?" Edna always asked this for Cousin Ben's replies were generally so funny. "I'm going to the woods," he said, "to see Johnny-jump-up." "Why will he jump up?" asked Edna in pleased expectancy of something amusing........ Read on....
A Dear Little Girl at School
A dear little girl at school From Amy Ella Blanchard
Wits' End
"Wits' End" by Amy Ella Blanchard is a charming and engaging novel that delves into themes of family, relationships, and personal growth. First published in 1909, this book reflects Blanchard's keen observational skills and her ability to create relatable, multi-dimensional characters. The story revolves around the life and experiences of the protagonist, whose journey often involves navigating the complexities of her personal and social environment. Blanchard's writing is characterized by its warmth and insight, capturing the nuances of human interactions and the small yet significant moments that shape our lives. "Wits' End" is notable for its focus on the everyday struggles and triumphs o...
Little Miss Oddity
Welcome to the whimsical world of Amy Ella Blanchard's "Little Miss Oddity," a charming tale that celebrates the beauty of individuality and the magic of being true to oneself. Prepare to be enchanted by the adventures of a most peculiar protagonist as she navigates a world that doesn't quite understand her. Meet Little Miss Oddity, a unique and quirky character unlike any other. With her curious habits and unconventional ways, she stands out from the crowd in the most delightful way. Follow along as she embarks on a series of whimsical escapades, spreading joy and laughter wherever she goes. Blanchard's storytelling shines with warmth and humor, capturing the imagination of readers both you...
A Dear Little Girl's Summer Holidays
A Dear Little Girl's Summer Holidays Amy Ella Blanchard
A Dear Little Girl’s Summer Holidays
Reproduction of the original: A Dear Little Girl’s Summer Holidays by Amy E. Blanchard
Three Little Cousins
Amy Ella Blanchard (1856-1926) was a writer of children s literature. She was born in Baltimore, studied art in New York and Philadelphia, and for two years taught drawing and painting in Plainfield, N.J.. She wrote the Corner and Little Maid series. Her works include: Holly Berries (with Ida Waugh, 1881), Wee Babies (1882), Daisies and Raindrops (1882), Bonny Bairns (c1888), Twenty Little Maidens (1894), Two Girls (1894), Girls Together (1896), Taking a Stand (1896), A Girl of 76 (1898), A Sweet Little Maid (1899), A Heroine of 1812 (1901), A Frontier Knight (1905), The Four Corners (1906), Three Little Cousins (1907), The Four Corners in California (1907), The Four Corners at School (1908), Little Maid Marian (1908), The Four Corners Abroad (1909), When Mother was a Little Girl (1909), The Four Corners in Camp (1910), The Four Corners in Japan (1912), The Four Corners in Egypt (1913), The Camp Fire Girls of Brightwood (1915), In Camp with the Muskoday Camp Fire Girls (1917) and others.
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An Everyday Girl
Reproduction of the original: An Everyday Girl by Amy E. Blanchard
