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Pollyanna - Including "Pollyanna Grows Up" - cover

Pollyanna - Including "Pollyanna Grows Up"

Eleanor H. Porter

Publisher: Good Press

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Summary

Eleanor H. Porter's 'Pollyanna' is a heartwarming classic novel that follows the story of an orphaned girl who transforms her community through the power of positive thinking. Written in a simple and accessible style, the book explores themes of optimism, resilience, and the impact of one's attitude on the world around them. Set in the small town of Beldingsville, the novel captures the essence of early 20th-century America and the challenges faced by its inhabitants. Eleanor H. Porter, known for her uplifting and moralistic tales, drew inspiration from her own experiences and beliefs to create the character of Pollyanna. Her background in Christian Science and interest in psychology influenced the themes of the novel, making it a reflection of her personal philosophy on finding joy in everyday life. I highly recommend 'Pollyanna' to readers of all ages who appreciate feel-good stories with a deeper message. Porter's timeless tale reminds us of the power of positivity and the importance of finding silver linings in difficult times.
Available since: 12/29/2023.
Print length: 373 pages.

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