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Description edit
Laddie, A True Blue Story (1913) by Gene Stratton Porter is a wonderful and semi-autobiographical novel of siblings, family bonds, struggles and loves, learning and nature, and the complex joys of growing up in the country at the turn of the past century. Little Sister tells us the story... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Leon: Add a description of this character.
- Pamela Pryor
- Sally
- Laddie
- Shelley
- Mrs. Freshett
- Peter
- Robert
- Candace
- Sarah Hood
- Mr. Paget
- Bobby
- Dr. Fenner
- Paul
- Isaac Thomas
- Mr. Stanton
- Frank
- Hezekiah
- Elizabeth
- Josiah
- Henry
- Pryors
- Lucy
- Miss Amelia
- Paddy Ryan
- Amanda Deam
- Mcguffey
- Brother Hastings
- Sammy
- Jacob Hood
- Ruth
- Stanton
Setting & Locations edit
Show all 11 settingsFirst Sentence edit
Have I got a Little Sister anywhere in this house?
Table of Contents edit
I. Little Sister
II. Our Angel Boy
III. Mr. Pryor's Door
IV. The Last Day in Eden
V. The First Day of School
VI. The Wedding Gown
VII. When Sally Married Peter
VIII. The Shropshire and the Crusader
IX. "Even So"
X. Laddie Takes the Plunge
XI. Keeping Christmas Our Way
XII. The Horn of the Hunter
XIII. The Garden of the Lord
XIV. The Crest of Eastbrooke
XV. Laddie, the Princess, and the Pie
XVI. The Homing Pigeon
XVII. In Faith Believing
XVIII. The Pryor Mystery
Series & Lists edit
This is book 3 of 10 in Publishers Weekly Bestselling Novels In 1913. (authoritative list)
Preceded by V. V.'s Eyes, and followed by The Judgment House.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Gene Stratton-Porter (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 813
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