Marjorie's Busy Days By: Carolyn Wells (1862-1942) |
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Marjorie's Busy Days by Carolyn Wells is a delightful children's book that captures the essence of a young girl's adventures in a charming and lighthearted way. The story follows Marjorie, a curious and imaginative girl who embarks on a series of playful and imaginative activities from morning until night.
From the moment Marjorie wakes up, the reader is drawn into her world as she eagerly tackles various tasks and encounters interesting characters along the way. Carolyn Wells successfully creates a relatable and endearing protagonist that children can easily identify with. Marjorie's enthusiasm for life is infectious, and her boundless energy keeps the story engaging from page to page.
Through vibrant and colorful illustrations, Marjorie's adventures take shape, capturing the essence of her imagination. Each varying setting – from the park to the beach to her own backyard – is vividly brought to life, allowing young readers to feel as though they are right alongside Marjorie throughout her busy days.
One of the highlights of Marjorie's Busy Days is how it encourages young readers to think creatively and engage in imaginative play. Marjorie's activities, such as playing dress-up or building a fort, spark inspiration for children to embark on their adventures and explore their own imaginations. Furthermore, the book also emphasizes the importance of friendship and kindness, as Marjorie interacts with her friends and family, showcasing the value of mutual respect and support.
Although Marjorie's Busy Days primarily targets a younger audience, adults will appreciate the underlying themes and subtle messages woven into the story. Carolyn Wells skillfully balances education and entertainment, creating a story that offers both enjoyment and some valuable life lessons.
The pacing of Marjorie's Busy Days is perfect for young readers, as it effortlessly flows from one activity to another. Each chapter is concise but engaging, allowing children to follow along easily. Furthermore, the book's language is simple and accessible, making it suitable for early readers or as an engaging read-aloud for parents and teachers.
In conclusion, Marjorie's Busy Days by Carolyn Wells is a heartwarming and enjoyable children's book that captivates readers with its imaginative storytelling and vibrant illustrations. It is a delightful addition to any child's bookshelf and a testament to the power of creativity and friendship. Busy Days. Page 144] MARJORIE'S BUSY DAYS BY CAROLYN WELLS AUTHOR OF THE "PATTY" BOOKS GROSSET & DUNLAP PUBLISHERS NEW YORK Made in the United States of America Copyright, 1906 By DODD, MEAD & COMPANY Published, October, 1908 CONTENTS CHAPTER PAGE I A JOLLY GOOD GAME 1 II AN EXASPERATING GUEST 15 III PICNIC PLANS 28 IV AN OURDAY 43 V A NOVEL PICNIC 55 VI THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL 72 VII THE JINKS CLUB 84 VIII SPELLING TROUBLES 99 IX A REAL ADVENTURE 114 X IN INKY PLIGHT 130 XI THE HALLOWE'EN PARTY 143 XII TOTTY AND DOTTY 159 XIII A FAIR EXCHANGE? 172 XIV A NOBLE SOCIETY 190 XV DISTURBED CITIZENS 204 XVI ROSY POSY'S CHOICE 220 XVII A SUBSTITUTE GUEST 235 XVIII THANKSGIVING DAY 252 XIX A SPOOL OF YARNS 265 XX THE CHARITY BAZAAR 278 CHAPTER I A JOLLY GOOD GAME "What do you say, King, railroad smash up or shipwreck?" "I say shipwreck, with an awfully desert island... Continue reading book >>
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