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Box-Car Children (Original 1924 Edition) (Dover Evergreen Classics)
SKU
052502
ISBN
9780486843384
Grade 2-5
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Charlotte Mason
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This Dover Evergreen Classics title features the original story of the four orphans we have all grown to love over the years, as they embark on their unfortunate adventure as orphans. The story was written and rewritten by the author and read to her classroom students. It was such a success, she penned the series of 18 sequels. A favorite in my family for sure! 112 pgs, pb. ~Judy
Publisher's Description of Box-Car Children (Original 1924 Edition) (Dover Evergreen Classics)
Four orphans — Henry, Jessie, Violet, and Benny — discover an abandoned boxcar and move in, embarking on a life of self-reliance and hard work. They also enter a world of freedom and adventure. When Violet falls ill, they're forced to take her to a doctor, even though they'll risk losing their independence by getting a grown-up involved.
Good reading for children of all ages! This timeless collection has thankfully been left unaltered. These are the originals written by Gertrude Chandler Warner. They are chock-full of good, wholesome, old-fashioned values and the heroes are children who are adventurous, diligent, helpful, hardworking, and polite. Our children have been captivated by this series.