Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm
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In this 1903 children's classic, 10-year-old Rebecca is energetic, high-spirited, and full of mischief. The two aunts who are raising her on a Maine farm try to turn her into a proper young lady - which eventually happens. Adults enjoy the book as well, especially the vivid glimpses of turn-of-the-century New England and its virtues.Publishers WeeklyAnother title celebrating a century marker, Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm by Kate Douglas Wiggin, appears with new illustrations by Barbara McClintock. Her signature artwork with its period details, which appears as full-color plates throughout, seems particularly well suited to this cheery heroine. The illustrations impart a cozy, familiar feel to a long-ago world, and reveals a lively, generous spirit in the heroine who leaves her home to live with her two elderly aunts. Copyright 2003 Reed Business Information.
Introductionix1."We are Seven"12.Rebecca's Relations183.A Difference in Hearts254.Rebecca's Point of view355.Wisdom's Ways416.Sunshine in a Shady Place537.Riverboro Secrets628.Color of Rose719.Ashes of Roses7710.Rainbow Bridges8511."The Stirring of the Powers"9312."See the Pale Martyr"10113.Snow-White; Rose-Red11414.Mr. Aladdin12115.The Banquet Lamp13016.Seasons of Growth13917.Gray Days and Gold15018.Rebecca Represents the Family15819.Deacon Israel's Successor16720.A Change of Heart17621.The Sky Line Widens18522.Clover Blossoms and Sunflowers19623.The Hill Difficulty20924.Aladdin Rubs His Lamp21625.Roses of Joy22526."Over the Teacups"23727."The Vision Splendid"24628."Th' Inevitable Yoke"25529.Mother and Daughter26630.Good-By, Sunnybrook!27431.Aunt Miranda's Apology281About Kate Douglas Wiggin287
