Grandmother Dear: A Book for Boys and Girls
A small group of children accompany their kindly elderly relative on holiday and encounter a series of gentle adventures and domestic puzzles. Episodes include a girl becoming separated in a large museum and being helped by passersby, the discovery of sentimental family objects, disputes with a disagreeable acquaintance, and a Christmas escapade. The elder relates personal stories and family memories that frame quiet lessons about courage, friendship, and affection, presented in episodic, child-focused scenes with a light moral tone.
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A small group of children accompany their kindly elderly relative on holiday and encounter a series of gentle adventures and domestic puzzles. Episodes include a girl becoming separated in a large museum and being helped by passersby, the discovery of sentimental family objects, disputes with a disagreeable acquaintance, and a Christmas escapade. The elder relates personal stories and family memories that frame quiet lessons about courage, friendship, and affection, presented in episodic, child-focused scenes with a light moral tone.
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