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Jimmy, Lucy, and All   By: (1833-1906)

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In "Jimmy, Lucy, and All" by Sophie May, readers are taken on a delightful journey into the lives of three children, each with unique personalities and endearing qualities. Though the absence of a title might lead one to believe that the story lacks substance, this is far from the case.

The author skillfully weaves a heartwarming narrative that revolves around the adventures and misadventures of Jimmy, Lucy, and All. From the very first page, readers are introduced to the lively and spirited characters who reside in the charming town of Dunraven. May effortlessly captures the essence of childhood innocence, portraying the children as relatable and relishing in their boundless curiosity and imagination.

The plot unfolds with a series of episodic escapades that keep readers engaged and interested throughout. Whether it's exploring a mysterious old attic, embarking on a treasure hunt, or helping their neighbor, Miss Prudence, the children find themselves in a myriad of delightful situations. Each chapter adds a new layer of excitement and anticipation, making it difficult to put the book down.

What truly shines in "Jimmy, Lucy, and All" is the author's knack for crafting authentic dialogue. The conversations between the children feel natural and believable, and the portrayal of their friendship is heartwarming. May demonstrates a deep understanding of the nuances of childhood friendships, showcasing the ups and downs, the disagreements, and the unwavering support children have for one another.

Furthermore, the prose is simple yet evocative, allowing readers of all ages to immerse themselves in the charms of Dunraven. The descriptions of the town, its inhabitants, and the children's surroundings feel vivid and lifelike, transporting the reader into a world where every giggle, every twinkle in the eye, and every sunny day is experienced with unfiltered joy.

While "Jimmy, Lucy, and All" doesn't have a specific title, it exudes an enchanting aura that will captivate readers from beginning to end. Sophie May's endearing characters, engaging plot, and beautifully written prose make this book a delightful read for both children and adults. It serves as a reminder to embrace the magic of childhood and appreciate the simple joys of life.

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[Illustration: "Edith was busy taking their photographs". Page 41.]

LITTLE PRUDY'S CHILDREN

JIMMY, LUCY, AND ALL

BY

SOPHIE MAY

AUTHOR OF "LITTLE PRUDY STORIES" "DOTTY DIMPLE STORIES" "LITTLE PRUDY'S FLYAWAY SERIES" "FLAXIE FRIZZLE SERIES" "THE QUINNEBASSET SERIES" ETC.

BOSTON LEE AND SHEPARD PUBLISHERS 1900

COPYRIGHT, 1900, BY LEE AND SHEPARD.

All Rights Reserved.

JIMMY, LUCY, AND ALL.

Norwood Press J.S. Cushing & Co. Berwick & Smith Norwood Mass. U.S.A.

CONTENTS

CHAPTER

I. THE TALLYHO II. THE FIRST DINNER III. LUCY'S GOLD MINE IV. "THE KNITTING WOMAN" V. THE AIR CASTLE VI. "GRANDMA GRAYMOUSE" VII. THE ZEBRA KITTEN VIII. STEALING A CHIMNEY IX. "CHICKEN LITTLE" AND JOE X. THE THIEF FOUND XI. BEGGING PARDON XII. "THE LITTLE SCHOOLMA'AM'S EARTHQUAKE" XIII. NATE'S CAVE XIV. JIMMY'S GOOD LUCK

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

"Edith was busy taking their photographs" "'It is perfectly awful!' said Aunt Lucy" Edith painting the Cherub for Mrs. McQuilken "'James S. Dunlee, will you forgive me?'"

JIMMY, LUCY, AND ALL

I

THE TALLYHO

"I never saw a gold mine in my life; and now I'm going to see one," cried Lucy, skipping along in advance of the others. It was quite a large party; the whole Dunlee family, with the two Sanfords, Uncle James and Aunt Vi, making ten in all, counting Maggie, the maid... Continue reading book >>




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