Nan Sherwood on the Mexican Border By: Annie Roe Carr |
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Nan Sherwood on the Mexican Border, written by Annie Roe Carr, is an engaging coming-of-age novel that combines elements of adventure, mystery, and friendship. Set against the backdrop of the Mexican border, the author skillfully weaves a tale that not only captivates readers but also exposes them to the beauty and challenges of a multifaceted setting.
The story follows the remarkable Nan Sherwood, a spirited and independent girl who finds herself embarking on yet another thrilling escapade. Accompanied by her loyal friend, Bess Harley, Nan's journey takes an unexpected turn as they venture to the borderlands of Mexico. As they immerse themselves in the vibrant culture and face the uncertainties of a foreign land, the duo uncovers a mystery that enshrouds the region, adding an intriguing layer to their adventure.
Annie Roe Carr's writing style is fluid and enchanting, effortlessly transporting readers into the world of Nan and Bess. The author expertly captures the excitement and curiosity of youth while also navigating important subjects such as cultural understanding and personal growth. Through Nan's eyes, we witness her resilience and determination as she tackles obstacles, displaying commendable bravery in the face of adversity.
Carr's skill in creating fully fleshed-out characters is commendable. Nan Sherwood's development throughout the story is particularly compelling. From a curious and headstrong young girl, she blossoms into a thoughtful and empathetic young woman, making her journey not only one of physical exploration but also one of self-discovery. The supporting cast of engaging characters adds depth and variety, complementing Nan's journey beautifully.
What truly sets this novel apart is its portrayal of the Mexican border. Carr introduces readers to the rich tapestry of Mexican traditions, culinary delights, and stunning landscapes, allowing the setting itself to become a character within the story. Through vivid descriptions and attention to detail, the author skillfully transports readers to a place where two distinct cultures collide, prompting valuable reflections on cultural diversity and mutual respect.
Nan Sherwood on the Mexican Border is a captivating read that successfully combines adventure, mystery, and a deep exploration of personal growth. Carr's writing shines as she transports readers across borders, both physically and emotionally. This delightful coming-of-age tale serves as a reminder of the importance of embracing new experiences, fostering friendships, and celebrating the beauty in diversity. BY ANNIE ROE CARR [Illustration] THE WORLD SYNDICATE PUBLISHING COMPANY CLEVELAND NEW YORK Published 1937 by The World Syndicate Publishing Co. [Illustration] Printed in the United States of America TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER PAGE I UNEXPECTED GUESTS 1 II YOU'RE GOING WITH ME 12 III ADAIR MACKENZIE SPEAKS UP 24 IV TROUBLE AT THE BORDER 32 V TELL US ABOUT THE HACIENDA 40 VI SOMETHING ABOUT MEXICO 48 VII BESS SMELLS A ROMANCE 57 VIII TROUBLE FOR RHODA 66 IX RESOLUTIONS 73 X FIRST MEXICAN EXPERIENCE 81 XI A LEGEND 90 XII LINDA RIGGS TURNS UP 97 XIII NAN TURNS PHOTOGRAPHER 104 XIV SMUGGLERS 111 XV A BULLFIGHT 117 XVI END OF THE FIGHT 124 XVII A HASTY DEPARTURE 132 XVIII LINDA PERFORMS AN INTRODUCTION 140 XIX FLOATING GARDENS ... Continue reading book >>
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