Polly's Business Venture By: Lillian Elizabeth Roy (1868-1932) |
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Polly's Business Venture by Lillian Elizabeth Roy is an enchanting story that takes readers on a journey of determination and resilience. Set in a quaint village, this delightful tale centers around the ambitious young protagonist, Polly, who possesses an innate entrepreneurial spirit.
The narrative begins with Polly, a creative and resourceful young girl, eagerly diving into the world of business. Faced with the challenges of limited resources and an uncertain market, Polly fearlessly embarks on a venture by opening a small shop. The author brilliantly portrays Polly's unwavering determination, as she perseveres through setbacks and rejections with an unwavering sense of optimism.
What captivates readers most in this book is the way Lillian Elizabeth Roy skillfully weaves together multiple subplots and colorful characters. Each character, from Polly's loyal best friend to the clever local craftsman, contributes to the tapestry of the story, breathing life into the community Polly finds herself a part of. Through amusing dialogues and heartfelt interactions, the author ensures that no character is overlooked, allowing readers to create genuine connections with each one.
Roy's vivid descriptions of the village and its inhabitants further enhance the reader's experience. The picturesque setting and the lively, dynamic atmosphere bring the story to life, making readers feel as though they are part of Polly's world. Moreover, Roy's usage of imagery allows readers to visualize the shop with its vibrant displays, thereby adding depth to the story's essence.
One of the notable aspects of Polly's Business Venture is the invaluable lessons it imparts. Through Polly's experiences, the author emphasizes the importance of adaptability, perseverance, and belief in one's abilities. Furthermore, the story subtly explores themes of community, friendship, and the rewards that come from hard workâan excellent message for young readers.
Although Polly's Business Venture is intended for a younger audience, readers of all ages can appreciate its charm and timeless values. The engaging narrative style, combined with Roy's ability to create relatable and endearing characters, makes this book a delightful read for anyone seeking an uplifting and heartwarming story.
In conclusion, Polly's Business Venture by Lillian Elizabeth Roy is a mesmerizing tale that celebrates the spirit of entrepreneurship and the power of resilience. With its engaging plot, lovable characters, and valuable life lessons, this book is a gem that will leave readers inspired and entertained. by LILLIAN ELIZABETH ROY Author of Polly of Pebbly Pit, Polly and Eleanor, Polly in New York, Polly and Her Friends Abroad Illustrated by H. S. Barbour [Illustration: THE TWO CARS COLLIDED. Polly's Business Venture. Frontispiece (Page 99)] New York Grosset & Dunlap Publishers Made in the United States of America Copyright, 1922, by Grosset & Dunlap CONTENTS CHAPTER PAGE I POLLY RETURNS TO AMERICA 1 II A DISAPPOINTING EVENING 18 III THE ACCIDENT 34 IV A REUNION AND A VISITOR 47 V THE RAID ON CHOKO'S FIND MINE 58 VI POLLY AND ELEANOR BEGIN COLLECTING 74 VII A REVOLUTIONARY RELIC HUNT 94 VIII ANOTHER ATTEMPT AT COLLECTING 109 IX POLLY'S HUNT IN 'JERSEY 127 X UNEXPECTED NEWS FROM PEBBLY PIT 151 XI POLLY'S FIRST CONTRACT 167 XII THE PARSIPPANY VENDUE 182 XIII TOM MEANS BUSINESS 199 XIV NECESSARY EXPLANATIONS 213 XV MUTUAL CONSOLATION 231 XVI BEAUX OR BUSINESS 250 XVII BUSINESS 269 POLLY'S BUSINESS VENTURE CHAPTER I POLLY RETURNS TO AMERICA Five girls were promenading the deck of one of our great Atlantic liners, on the last day of the trip... Continue reading book >>
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