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Carrots: Just a Little Boy   By: (1839-1921)

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Carrots: Just a Little Boy by Mrs. Molesworth is a heartwarming and delightful children's book that captures the innocence and imagination of childhood. The tale follows the adventures of a young boy named Carrots, who possesses an abundance of curiosity and an insatiable thirst for knowledge.

Mrs. Molesworth masterfully crafted a story that beautifully reflects the essence of childhood, exploring the world through Carrots' eyes. The author's narrative style is engaging and accessible, making it easy for young readers to immerse themselves in Carrots' journey.

One of the notable strengths of this book is the relatability of its characters. Carrots, with his wide-eyed wonder and genuine sincerity, quickly becomes an endearing protagonist. As readers witness his many adventures and encounters, they can't help but root for his success and eagerly anticipate the next twist in the plot.

Throughout the story, Mrs. Molesworth skillfully weaves important life lessons, subtly imparting wisdom to her young readers. Carrots' experiences teach children about the value of friendship, the importance of kindness, and the rewards of perseverance. These lessons are seamlessly integrated into the narrative, enabling readers to absorb them effortlessly.

The author's vivid descriptions bring the story to life, painting a clear image of the world Carrots inhabits. Readers will find themselves transported to the lush countryside or the bustling city streets alongside Carrots, feeling as though they are experiencing his adventures firsthand.

While the story is captivating, one aspect that may leave readers wanting more is the pacing. At times, the narrative feels rushed, with certain events unfolding too quickly. This occasionally leaves readers wishing for further exploration of certain storylines or characters. However, this minor flaw does not significantly detract from the overall enjoyment of the book.

In conclusion, Carrots: Just a Little Boy is a charming and engaging tale that celebrates the joys and wonders of childhood. Mrs. Molesworth's storytelling prowess shines through in her relatable characters, insightful life lessons, and captivating descriptions. Young readers will undoubtedly find themselves captivated by Carrots' adventures and left with a renewed appreciation for the simplest joys of life.

First Page:

"CARROTS:"

JUST A LITTLE BOY

"Is it then a great mistake That Boys were ever made at all?"

[Illustration: There she sat, as still as a mouse, holding her precious burden. ( See page 9.) Frontispiece ]

"CARROTS:"

JUST A LITTLE BOY

BY

MRS. MOLESWORTH

(ENNIS GRAHAM)

AUTHOR OF "TELL ME A STORY" "CUCKOO CLOCK" "GRANDMOTHER DEAR" ETC.

[Illustration: p. 210.]

ILLUSTRATED BY WALTER CRANE

LONDON MACMILLAN & CO. 1876

TO

SIX LITTLE COUSINS

MORIER, BEVIL, NOËL, LIONEL, EDWARD, AND BABY BRIAN.

EDINBURGH, 1870

CONTENTS

CHAP. PAGE

I. FLOSS'S BABY 1

II. SIX YEARS OLD 12

III. PLANS 26

IV. THE LOST HALF SOVEREIGN 44

V. CARROTS IN TROUBLE 60

VI. CARROTS "ALL ZIGHT" AGAIN 78

VII. A LONG AGO STORY 91

VIII. "THE BEWITCHED TONGUE" 111

IX. SYBIL 130

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