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Miss Billy Married
Eleanor H. Porter
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At the opening to this second sequel to Miss Billy, we find Bertram and Billy finally at the altar. Will wedded bliss ensue and are the patter of little feet on the horizon? Or is misunderstanding and heartache in the cards again? Find out in Miss Billy Married!
At the opening to this second sequel to Miss Billy, we find Bertram and Billy finally at the altar. Will wedded bliss ensue and are the patter of little feet on the horizon? Or is misunderstanding and heartache in the cards again? Find out in Miss Billy Married!
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"Alice, I don't need to tell you, after what I said the other night, that I loved Billy Neilson. That was bad enough, for I found she was pledged to another man. But to-day I discovered something worse: I discovered that I loved Billy Henshaw—another man's wife. And—I ran. But I've come back. I'm going to face the thing. Oh, I'm not deceiving myself! This love of mine is no dead tiger skin. It's a beast, alive and alert—God pity me!—to destroy my very soul. But I'm going to fight it; and—I want you to help me."
The girl gave a half-smothered cry. The man turned, but he could not see her face distinctly. Twiligh. . . Read More
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I first read this book maybe ten years ago? I liked the whole trilogy that time. I decided to re-read them last week and have gone through the first two. I found the first a bit tiresome, sadly. This one was a bit perkier and made me feel better about revisiting the series.
Anyhow, onto the book itse
Leggere il secondo capitolo di questa storia è stato come ritrovare dei vecchi amici di cui si sentiva troppo la mancanza.
Il principio da cui parte la storia è simile al primo, anche se questa volta non si tratta di una casualità, ma di un piano ben congegnato.
Al di là della trama, che è comunque be
Recensione a cura di Alessandra T.
“La decisione di Miss Billy” è il secondo volume della serie che narra le vicende dell’eccentrica ed esuberante Miss Billy, e con lei ritroviamo i fratelli Henshaw, la zia
Hannah, la sua amica Marie.
Se nel primo libro la protagonista è poco più di una ragazza, in que
Another cute story from Eleanor H. Porter. I am enjoying listening to the books written by her. They are old fashioned and fun. I don't have to worry about being surprised by foul language or topics that are in poor taste. Just sweet innocent fun and some silly human behaviors when it comes to the w
This book was better than the first, mostly because the characters seemed better developed and more engaging. There was a bit too much drama, but overall I like Billy well enough to carry it through. While the Miss Billy books haven't been as charming as the Pollyanna books, they have still been ple
The second of the three Miss Billy books is just as sweet and innocent as the first one. I enjoyed reading it, but by the end, I was getting quite frustrated with people being at cross-purposes, both Billy and Bertram and the added misunderstandings between Arkwright and Alice. I still enjoy seeing