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A Sunny Little Lass   By: (1843-1910)

A Sunny Little Lass by Evelyn Raymond

A Sunny Little Lass by Evelyn Raymond is a heartwarming coming-of-age story set in the early 1900s. The book chronicles the life of the charming protagonist, a young girl named Lily. From the very beginning, Lily's endearing personality and optimism make her an instantly lovable character.

The story starts with Lily's idyllic childhood, growing up in a small town with her loving family. Despite facing various challenges and setbacks, Lily's sunny disposition shines through as she navigates her way through school, friendships, and day-to-day adventures. The author does an excellent job of capturing the essence of childhood innocence and the joy of simple pleasures.

As the years go by, Lily's character and spirit continue to develop, providing the reader with a rich and immersive experience. Raymond's descriptive prose paints vivid pictures of the captivating scenery, enabling the reader to truly feel a part of Lily's world. Whether it's exploring the local woods or making up imaginative games with her friends, the book transports the reader back to a time of simplicity and wonder.

A notable aspect of A Sunny Little Lass is the emphasis on the importance of community and strong family values. The supporting characters, including Lily's parents and siblings, play crucial roles in shaping her journey. The unwavering support and encouragement she receives from her loved ones are heartwarming, reinforcing the belief that a strong support system can make all the difference in one's life.

Throughout the book, the author skillfully addresses various themes, such as friendship, resilience, and the pursuit of dreams. Lily's determination and unwavering optimism in the face of adversity serve as powerful lessons for readers of all ages. Her ability to find joy in the simplest of moments serves as a gentle reminder to appreciate life's little pleasures.

While A Sunny Little Lass is primarily a feel-good story, it also touches on deeper subjects such as loss and personal growth. Raymond effectively portrays Lily's emotional journey, showcasing her evolving worldview as she matures into a young lady. This aspect adds depth to the overall narrative, making it more relatable and thought-provoking.

Overall, A Sunny Little Lass is a delightful tale that captures the essence of childhood with its bittersweet mix of innocence and growth. Evelyn Raymond's engaging storytelling and memorable characters make it a compelling read for both young adults and adults alike. This book serves as a gentle reminder to appreciate life's simple moments, find joy in unexpected places, and cherish the bonds of family and friendship.

First Page:

A SUNNY LITTLE LASS

by

EVELYN RAYMOND

New York Hurst & Company Publishers

Copyright, 1906, by George W. Jacobs & Company

Published August, 1906

All rights reserved

Printed in U. S. A.

CONTENTS CHAPTER PAGE I. The One Room House 9 II. After the Colonel's Visit 25 III. In Elbow Lane 47 IV. Beside Old Trinity 59 V. A Desolate Awakening 77 VI. The Beginning of the Search 93 VII. A Guardian Angel 111 VIII. With Bonny as Guide 125 IX. In the Ferry House 143 X. Another Stage of the Journey 155 XI. A Haven of Refuge 177 XII. News from the Lane 201 XIII. The Wonderful Ending 217

CHAPTER I

The One Room House

It was in "the littlest house in Ne' York" that Glory lived, with grandpa and Bo'sn, the dog, so she, and its owner, often boasted; and whether this were actually true or not, it certainly was so small that no other sort of tenant than the blind captain could have bestowed himself, his grandchild, and their few belongings in it... Continue reading book >>




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