The Secret Garden (Review)

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Review No.: 0.09.3000.009
    1. Review
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Review

Published in 1910 and generally considered Francis Hodgson Burnett’s best work, The Secret Garden is well known and loved throughout the world. This story of a girl’s awakening to strength, goodness, and love through tending a garden, kept secret to everyone else, deserve high ranking on anyone’s must-read list.

Burnett makes Nature vibrant and magical, and even makes weeding an act akin to Divinity. While the story is often thought of as a girl’s book, its richness of detail and its accuracy and richness of characterization make it a book for everyone.

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Author

Nancy Young

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This review is Copyright 2010 • By Nancy Young • All Rights Reserved.

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Creator(s)

Frances Hodgson Burnett

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