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More about Pixie

Mrs. George de Horne Vaizey

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More about Pixie | Mrs. George de Horne Vaizey
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Book Overview: 

Pixie is older, her world becomes wider. The stories of her sister Bridgie and her brother Jack emerge, and also that of an intriguing neighbor, Miss Sylvia Trevor.

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .By and by the three brothers arrived in a body, letting themselves into the house with a latch-key, and talking together in eager undertones in the hall. Bridgie sat still with a mischievous smile on her lips, and presently the drawing-room door was noiselessly opened for half a dozen inches, and round the corner appeared a brown head, a white forehead, and a pair of curious brown eyes. Sylvia’s cheeks were as pink as her dress by the time that those eyes met hers, but she was the only person to show signs of embarrassment.

“Pat” came forward to shake hands with swift cordiality, followed in succession by Jack and Miles, and the three big brothers stood beside the sofa, looking down on their guest with kindly scrutiny. Pat’s twinkling smile was an augury for future friendship; Miles’s air of angelic sympathy was as good as a tonic; while the rapt gaze of Jack’s fine eyes seemed to imply that never, no never, had he beheld a girl who so absolu. . . Read More

Community Reviews

5.00
- Kirsti - Jul 06, 2013

The second book sees the pairing off and romances of some of my favorite secondary characters, and I really loved seeing their happiness. Bridgie and Jack deserved their happily ever afters, and I was impatient to see that the brother and sister got them with their respective love interests. Pixie's

5.00
- Pamela - Mar 23, 2024

Volume two of this trilogy and perhaps the best of the three, Mrs. G de HV writes volume two from the eyes of a neighbor girl in London who is recovering from a long illness and first admires the family from her window. (One is reminded painfully of the sort of convalescence one might frequently hav

4.00
- Laurie - Oct 11, 2021

A little less about Pixie and more about her siblings, but still refreshing!

3.00
- Mela - Dec 22, 2020

Naive, old-fashioned (even prejudiced e.g. to Irish). Many times I was bored. Nonetheless, it was perfect to listen to while cleaning, cooking, etc., because it was also sweet and funny, and one doesn't have to be focused 100%.

[It was probably written as a kind of guide for young girls (like most of

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