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A Dear Little Girl's Thanksgiving Holidays
Amy Ella Blanchard
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Community Reviews
My copy said this was written in 1916, so it was rather old-fashioned. I really enjoyed reading it because of that. The characters were charming and the story was sweet. The children in the story were not always perfect, so seemed very likeable. I downloaded the other books in this series and will l
Old-fashioned and charming
Edna’s Thanksgiving fun
This was such a good Thanksgiving story. I love to hear about old-fashioned holidays like that. It reminds me of when My family went to my Grandma’s house. Very good.
Very sweet
This is a sweet and old fashioned little book. I enjoyed it a lot, especially once I was a few chapters in. Perfectly clean and wholesome and refreshing.
This is a sweet story written in the early 1900's about a sweet little girl who visits her Grandma with her family during the Thanksgiving week. The story is sweet and little Edna is as the book says a dear little girl. There were a few sad parts including a little girl who I is bound to her Grandpa
Very cute book about going to grandma's farm in the country for Thanksgiving. A taste of what it means to be a little girl living in the city with money vs a little girl brought from the orphanage to serve on the farm. Easy sweet read.
Saccharine sweet, naively written Victorian era americana. No bombs, no zombie apocalypse, the only bad guy is an old (misunderstood) grumpy mcgrumperton.
Interesting side note: besides the nostalgia, it was interesting to me to get glimpses of home life before electricity/refrigeration. At one point