Ethel Sybil Turner Knihy

Příběh jedenáctileté Danušky, kterou její ovdovělý otec pošle na faru ke svému příteli pastorovi,který je také vdovec a s hospodyní Bertou vychovává svých pět nezbedných synů.

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Told from a child's perspective, this heartwarming story explores the joys and challenges of early childhood, capturing the unique thoughts and emotions of a new baby. Ethel Turner skillfully depicts family dynamics and the bonds that shape a child's understanding of the world. Through gentle humor and keen observations, the narrative highlights the beauty of everyday moments and the significance of family connections. Published in 1914, it offers a touching glimpse into the innocence of youth and the wonder of new beginnings.

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