Rebecca of Sunnybrook farm
By: by Kate Douglas Wiggin
Contributors: Houghton, Mifflin and Company; Riverside Press (Cambridge, Mass.)
Publisher: Houghton, Mifflin and Company; Riverside Press
Published: 1910
Place of publication: Boston; New York; Cambridge
Language: eng
Number of pages: 327
Subjects: Children; Juvenile fiction; Conduct of life; Youth; Girls; Aunts; Sisters; Farm life; Imagination; Poverty; Education; Friendship; Kindness; Inheritance and succession
Description: Talkative, ten-year-old Rebecca goes to live with her spinster aunts, one harsh and demanding, the other soft and sentimental, with whom she spends seven difficult but rewarding years growing up.
Notes: Illustrated title page.
Table of contents: title: "We are seven"; title: Rebecca's relations; title: Difference in hearts; title: Rebecca's point of view; title: Wisdom's ways; title: Sunshine in a shady place; title: Riverboro secets; title: Color of Rose; title: Ashes of roses; title: Rainbow of bridges; title: "The stirring of the powers"; title: "See the pale Martyr"; title: Snow-White ; Rose-Red; title: Mr. Aladdin; title: Banquet lamp; title: Seasons of growth; title: Gray days and gold; title: Rebecca represents the family; title: Deacon Israel's successor; title: Change of heart; title: Sky line widens; title: Clover blossoms and sunflowers; title: Hill difficulty; title: Aladdin rubs his lamp; title: Roses of joy; title: Over the teacups; title: "The vision splendid"; title: "Th' inevitable yoke"; title: Mother and daughter; title: "Good-by, Sunnybrook!"; title: Aunt Miranda's apology.