
Wide, Wide World
by Susan Warner
'Wide, Wide World' Summary
The Wide, Wide World follows the journey of Ellen Montgomery, a seven-year-old girl who is forced to live with her distant aunt after the death of her mother. Initially overwhelmed by grief and struggling to adapt to her new surroundings, Ellen experiences a profound sense of isolation and loneliness. As she learns to navigate the challenges of her new life, Ellen encounters various individuals, some who offer warmth and friendship, while others expose her to cruelty and indifference. Through her encounters, she develops a deep understanding of the world around her, experiencing both the harsh realities and the potential for love and connection. The story is marked by Ellen's unwavering faith in God, which serves as a source of comfort and guidance through her struggles. As Ellen matures, her experiences shape her character, leading to self-discovery, resilience, and a newfound appreciation for the beauty and complexities of the world. Through her journey, the novel explores themes of loss, grief, the search for belonging, the power of faith, and the enduring nature of love in the face of adversity.Book Details
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