Two Little Women on a Holiday By: Carolyn Wells (1862-1942)
In Carolyn Wells' "Two Little Women on a Holiday," readers are taken on a delightful journey with two adventurous and endearing young girls, Madeline and Marjorie. This charming tale follows the sisters as they embark on a much-anticipated holiday and find themselves engrossed in various exciting escapades. One of the most captivating aspects of this book is the author's skillful characterization. Madeline and Marjorie are portrayed with such depth and authenticity that readers instantly form a deep connection with them. Wells expertly captures the essence of youth, showcasing the girls' innocence, curiosity, and true sisterly bond. Their vibrant personalities shine through, making it easy for readers to relate and become emotionally invested in their experiences. The narrative unfolds at a steady pace, seamlessly transitioning from one fascinating event to the next. From exploring a charming fishing village to partaking in thrilling boat races, the girls' holiday is brimming with action and unexpected surprises. Moreover, Wells enhances the story by incorporating clever mysteries and hints of danger, ensuring that readers are kept engaged and enthralled until the very last page. The vivid and picturesque descriptions further add to the book's allure. Whether it's the majestic coastal landscapes or the bustling local market, every scene is vividly painted, allowing readers to immerse themselves fully in the sisters' world. The author's attention to detail is truly commendable, creating a rich and immersive reading experience for audiences of all ages. Furthermore, "Two Little Women on a Holiday" encourages not only entertainment but also personal growth. As Madeline and Marjorie face various challenges and learn valuable life lessons, the book imparts important values such as resilience, compassion, and the power of friendship. Through the girls' personal growth, Wells subtly inspires readers to embrace their own journeys of self-discovery and learning. However, one slight drawback of the book is the relatively brief exploration of certain subplots, leaving some readers craving more depth and resolution. Nevertheless, this minor flaw does not detract significantly from the overall enjoyment of the story. In conclusion, Carolyn Wells' "Two Little Women on a Holiday" is an enchanting tale that captivates readers from start to finish. With its relatable characters, exciting adventures, and heartwarming messages, this book is a delightful addition to any reader's collection. Young readers will find themselves transported into a world of imagination, while adults will be reminded of the innocent joy and wonder of childhood. First Page: TWO LITTLE WOMEN ON A HOLIDAY BY CAROLYN WELLS Author Of The Patty Books, The Marjorie Books, Two Little Women Series, Etc. FRONTISPIECE BY E. C. CASWELL Made in the United States of America 1917 TO MY VERY DEAR CHILD FRIEND FRANCES ALTHEA SPRAGUE CONTENTS CHAPTER I A WONDERFUL PLAN II A FAVOURABLE DECISION III THE ARRIVAL IV A MERRY QUARTETTE V GOING ABOUT VI A MATINEE IDOL VII GREAT PREPARATIONS VIII THE CALLER IX FINE FEATHERS X A SKATING PARTY XI THE COLLECTIONS XII THE LOST JEWEL XIII SUSPICIONS XIV AT THE TEA ROOM XV DOLLY'S RIDE XVI WAS IT ALICIA? XVII A CLEVER IDEA XVIII FOUR CELEBRATIONS XIX ALICIA'S SECRET XX UNCLE JEFF'S FOUR FRIENDS CHAPTER I A WONDERFUL PLAN "Hello, Dolly," said Dotty Rose, over the telephone. "Hello, Dot," responded Dolly Fayre. "What you want?" "Oh! I can't tell you this way. Come on over, just as quick as you can." "But I haven't finished my Algebra, and it's nearly dinner time, anyway." "No it isn't, and no matter if it is. Come on, I tell you! You'd come fast enough if you knew what it's about!" "Tell me, then." "I say I can't, over the telephone. Oh, Dolly, come on, and stop fussing!" The telephone receiver at Dotty's end of the wire was hung up with a click, and Dolly began to waggle her receiver hook in hope of getting Dotty back... Continue reading book >>

Two Little Women on a Holiday By: Carolyn Wells (1862-1942)

In Carolyn Wells' "Two Little Women on a Holiday," readers are taken on a delightful journey with two adventurous and endearing young girls, Madeline and Marjorie. This charming tale follows the sisters as they embark on a much-anticipated holiday and find themselves engrossed in various exciting escapades.

One of the most captivating aspects of this book is the author's skillful characterization. Madeline and Marjorie are portrayed with such depth and authenticity that readers instantly form a deep connection with them. Wells expertly captures the essence of youth, showcasing the girls' innocence, curiosity, and true sisterly bond. Their vibrant personalities shine through, making it easy for readers to relate and become emotionally invested in their experiences.

The narrative unfolds at a steady pace, seamlessly transitioning from one fascinating event to the next. From exploring a charming fishing village to partaking in thrilling boat races, the girls' holiday is brimming with action and unexpected surprises. Moreover, Wells enhances the story by incorporating clever mysteries and hints of danger, ensuring that readers are kept engaged and enthralled until the very last page.

The vivid and picturesque descriptions further add to the book's allure. Whether it's the majestic coastal landscapes or the bustling local market, every scene is vividly painted, allowing readers to immerse themselves fully in the sisters' world. The author's attention to detail is truly commendable, creating a rich and immersive reading experience for audiences of all ages.

Furthermore, "Two Little Women on a Holiday" encourages not only entertainment but also personal growth. As Madeline and Marjorie face various challenges and learn valuable life lessons, the book imparts important values such as resilience, compassion, and the power of friendship. Through the girls' personal growth, Wells subtly inspires readers to embrace their own journeys of self-discovery and learning.

However, one slight drawback of the book is the relatively brief exploration of certain subplots, leaving some readers craving more depth and resolution. Nevertheless, this minor flaw does not detract significantly from the overall enjoyment of the story.

In conclusion, Carolyn Wells' "Two Little Women on a Holiday" is an enchanting tale that captivates readers from start to finish. With its relatable characters, exciting adventures, and heartwarming messages, this book is a delightful addition to any reader's collection. Young readers will find themselves transported into a world of imagination, while adults will be reminded of the innocent joy and wonder of childhood.

First Page:

TWO LITTLE WOMEN ON A HOLIDAY

CAROLYN WELLS Author Of The Patty Books, The Marjorie Books, Two Little Women Series, Etc.

FRONTISPIECE BY E. C. CASWELL

Made in the United States of America 1917

TO MY VERY DEAR CHILD FRIEND

FRANCES ALTHEA SPRAGUE

CONTENTS

CHAPTER

I A WONDERFUL PLAN

II A FAVOURABLE DECISION

III THE ARRIVAL

IV A MERRY QUARTETTE

V GOING ABOUT

VI A MATINEE IDOL

VII GREAT PREPARATIONS

VIII THE CALLER

IX FINE FEATHERS

X A SKATING PARTY

XI THE COLLECTIONS

XII THE LOST JEWEL

XIII SUSPICIONS

XIV AT THE TEA ROOM

XV DOLLY'S RIDE

XVI WAS IT ALICIA?

XVII A CLEVER IDEA

XVIII FOUR CELEBRATIONS

XIX ALICIA'S SECRET

XX UNCLE JEFF'S FOUR FRIENDS

CHAPTER I

A WONDERFUL PLAN

"Hello, Dolly," said Dotty Rose, over the telephone.

"Hello, Dot," responded Dolly Fayre. "What you want?"

"Oh! I can't tell you this way. Come on over, just as quick as you can."

"But I haven't finished my Algebra, and it's nearly dinner time, anyway."

"No it isn't, and no matter if it is. Come on, I tell you! You'd come fast enough if you knew what it's about!"

"Tell me, then."

"I say I can't, over the telephone. Oh, Dolly, come on, and stop fussing!"

The telephone receiver at Dotty's end of the wire was hung up with a click, and Dolly began to waggle her receiver hook in hope of getting Dotty back... Continue reading book >>

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