Mary Louise at Dorfield

＂Mary Louise at Dorfield＂ by Emma Speed Sampson invites readers into the world of a young girl navigating the complexities of boarding school life in the early 20th century. This classic work of children’s literature explores themes of friendship, social life, and coming of age within the charming setting of Dorfield.

The story offers a glimpse into the social customs and values of the United States during this period, presented through the eyes of a relatable young protagonist. Readers will find themselves drawn to the heartwarming portrayal of camaraderie and the challenges of growing up.

A timeless tale suitable for readers interested in juvenile fiction, particularly stories about girls and women, family, and the development of important values and virtues. This meticulously prepared print edition allows readers to rediscover or experience for the first time the enduring appeal of ＂Mary Louise at Dorfield.＂

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