Polly and the Princess By: Emma C. Dowd (-1938)
Polly and the Princess by Emma C. Dowd is a delightful children's book that will capture the hearts of young readers. Set in a whimsical world, the story follows the adventures of Polly, a courageous and curious young girl, as she embarks on a magical journey to save a princess. From the very beginning, the author's storytelling is captivating, drawing readers into Polly's world effortlessly. The vivid descriptions of the enchanted forest, the colorful creatures that Polly encounters, and the charming settings make the book truly enchanting. Dowd has a remarkable ability to create a sense of wonder and imagination that will keep children engaged from start to finish. What sets Polly and the Princess apart from other children's books is its emphasis on important values such as bravery, compassion, and the power of friendship. Through her encounters with various characters along the way, Polly learns the true meaning of loyalty and selflessness. These lessons are seamlessly woven into the narrative, making it a perfect book for parents and educators seeking to instill good values in their children. The characters in Polly and the Princess are endearing and relatable. Polly herself is a strong role model for young readers, displaying determination and resilience in the face of challenges. The princess, too, breaks away from traditional stereotypes by showcasing her intelligence and wit rather than relying on others to rescue her. All the characters are well-developed, and their interactions feel genuine. Another aspect that makes this book stand out is the beautiful and engaging illustrations that accompany the text. The colorful and whimsical drawings add depth to the story, transporting readers into the fantastical world of Polly and her companions. The illustrations truly enhance the overall reading experience, making it a visual treat for children. The book's pacing is well-paced, with each chapter leaving readers eager to know what happens next. Dowd's writing style is accessible for young readers, with a good balance of descriptive language and simple sentence structures. The language is age-appropriate, making it suitable for independent reading or for parents to enjoy reading aloud to their children. Overall, Polly and the Princess is a heartwarming and charming tale that will capture the imagination of young readers. Emma C. Dowd has crafted an enchanting story filled with valuable life lessons, endearing characters, and beautiful illustrations. This book is a delightful addition to any child's library and is sure to become a treasured favorite. First Page: POLLY AND THE PRINCESS BY EMMA C. DOWD AUTHOR OF POLLY OF THE HOSPITAL STAFF. POLLY OF LADY GAY COTTAGE. DOODLES, ETC. ILLUSTRATED 1917 CONTENTS I. WAFFLES AND DEWLAPS II. IN MISS MAJOR'S ROOM III. POLLY ADDRESSES THE BOARD IV. A JUNE HOLIDAY V. MISS LILY AND DOODLES VI. "BETTER THAN THE POORHOUSE" VII. ROSES AND THORNS VIII. WAITING TO BE THANKED IX. BLANCHE PUDDICOMBE X. "GOOD BYE, PUDDING" XI. "SO MYSTERIOUS!" XII. MRS. DICK ESCAPES XIII. ALONG A BROOK SIDE ROAD XIV. POLLY PLANS XV. "LOTS O' JOY" XVI. THE HIKING CLUB XVII. GRANDAUNT SUSIE AND MISS SNIFFEN XVIII. VICTOR VON DALIN XIX. A MOONSHINE PARTY XX. THE PARTY ITSELF XXI. TWO OF THEM XXII. DANCING HIKERS XXIII. "HILLTOP DAYS" XXIV. "HOPE DEFERRED" XXV. ALICE TWINING, MARTYR XXVI. MR. PARCELL'S LESSON XXVII. "I LOVE YOU, DAVID!" XXVIII. A VISIT WITH MRS. TENNEY XXIX. DISAPPOINTMENT XXX. DOODLES SINGS XXXI. SHUT OUT XXXII. THE TALE IS TOLD XXXIII. THE PRINCESS AND THE DRAGON XXXIV. A MIDNIGHT ANNOUNCEMENT XXXV. A NEW WIRE XXXVI. POLLY DUDLEY TO CHRISTOPHER MORROW XXXVII. HOLLY AND MISTLETOE POLLY AND THE PRINCESS CHAPTER I WAFFLES AND DEWLAPS The June Holiday Home was one of those sumptuous stations where indigent gentlewomen assemble to await the coming of the last train... Continue reading book >>

Polly and the Princess By: Emma C. Dowd (-1938)

Polly and the Princess by Emma C. Dowd is a delightful children's book that will capture the hearts of young readers. Set in a whimsical world, the story follows the adventures of Polly, a courageous and curious young girl, as she embarks on a magical journey to save a princess.

From the very beginning, the author's storytelling is captivating, drawing readers into Polly's world effortlessly. The vivid descriptions of the enchanted forest, the colorful creatures that Polly encounters, and the charming settings make the book truly enchanting. Dowd has a remarkable ability to create a sense of wonder and imagination that will keep children engaged from start to finish.

What sets Polly and the Princess apart from other children's books is its emphasis on important values such as bravery, compassion, and the power of friendship. Through her encounters with various characters along the way, Polly learns the true meaning of loyalty and selflessness. These lessons are seamlessly woven into the narrative, making it a perfect book for parents and educators seeking to instill good values in their children.

The characters in Polly and the Princess are endearing and relatable. Polly herself is a strong role model for young readers, displaying determination and resilience in the face of challenges. The princess, too, breaks away from traditional stereotypes by showcasing her intelligence and wit rather than relying on others to rescue her. All the characters are well-developed, and their interactions feel genuine.

Another aspect that makes this book stand out is the beautiful and engaging illustrations that accompany the text. The colorful and whimsical drawings add depth to the story, transporting readers into the fantastical world of Polly and her companions. The illustrations truly enhance the overall reading experience, making it a visual treat for children.

The book's pacing is well-paced, with each chapter leaving readers eager to know what happens next. Dowd's writing style is accessible for young readers, with a good balance of descriptive language and simple sentence structures. The language is age-appropriate, making it suitable for independent reading or for parents to enjoy reading aloud to their children.

Overall, Polly and the Princess is a heartwarming and charming tale that will capture the imagination of young readers. Emma C. Dowd has crafted an enchanting story filled with valuable life lessons, endearing characters, and beautiful illustrations. This book is a delightful addition to any child's library and is sure to become a treasured favorite.

First Page:

POLLY AND THE PRINCESS

EMMA C. DOWD

AUTHOR OF

POLLY OF THE HOSPITAL STAFF. POLLY OF LADY GAY COTTAGE. DOODLES, ETC.

ILLUSTRATED

1917

CONTENTS

I. WAFFLES AND DEWLAPS II. IN MISS MAJOR'S ROOM III. POLLY ADDRESSES THE BOARD IV. A JUNE HOLIDAY V. MISS LILY AND DOODLES VI. "BETTER THAN THE POORHOUSE" VII. ROSES AND THORNS VIII. WAITING TO BE THANKED IX. BLANCHE PUDDICOMBE X. "GOOD BYE, PUDDING" XI. "SO MYSTERIOUS!" XII. MRS. DICK ESCAPES XIII. ALONG A BROOK SIDE ROAD XIV. POLLY PLANS XV. "LOTS O' JOY" XVI. THE HIKING CLUB XVII. GRANDAUNT SUSIE AND MISS SNIFFEN XVIII. VICTOR VON DALIN XIX. A MOONSHINE PARTY XX. THE PARTY ITSELF XXI. TWO OF THEM XXII. DANCING HIKERS XXIII. "HILLTOP DAYS" XXIV. "HOPE DEFERRED" XXV. ALICE TWINING, MARTYR XXVI. MR. PARCELL'S LESSON XXVII. "I LOVE YOU, DAVID!" XXVIII. A VISIT WITH MRS. TENNEY XXIX. DISAPPOINTMENT XXX. DOODLES SINGS XXXI. SHUT OUT XXXII. THE TALE IS TOLD XXXIII. THE PRINCESS AND THE DRAGON XXXIV. A MIDNIGHT ANNOUNCEMENT XXXV. A NEW WIRE XXXVI. POLLY DUDLEY TO CHRISTOPHER MORROW XXXVII. HOLLY AND MISTLETOE

POLLY AND THE PRINCESS

CHAPTER I

WAFFLES AND DEWLAPS

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