Peggy Raymond's Vacation (or Friendly Terrace Transplanted)
'Peggy Raymond's Vacation (or Friendly Terrace Transplanted)' Summary
Picking up where 'The Girls of Friendly Terrace' left off, Peggy Raymond and her friends are eager for a summer adventure. They get their wish when a family friend offers to host them at her country home. The girls are thrilled for a change of scenery and the promise of new experiences. Their vacation takes them through scenic countryside, introducing them to the simple pleasures of farm life. They learn about gardening, help with farm chores, and make new friends with local children. Amidst the fun and games, the girls also encounter some challenges, like dealing with homesickness and learning to work together to overcome obstacles. Through it all, they grow closer as friends and learn valuable lessons about the importance of family, friendship, and appreciating the beauty of nature. By the end of their vacation, the girls return home with a renewed sense of appreciation for their own lives and the joys of simple living. The book captures the spirit of summertime fun and the importance of friendship, making it an engaging read for young readers.Book Details
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Harriet Lummis Smith
United States
Harriet Lummis Smith was an American novelist and the first Black teacher in Boston Public Schools. Harriet Lummis was born in Auburndale, Massachusetts, on November 29, 1866. Her father, Henry Lummis...
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