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 Daddy Long-Legs - Jean Webster
 Daddy Long-Legs - Jean Webster ... college. The only requirements are that she must write to him every month, and that she can never know who he is. With so much happening in her life, Judy can scarcely stop writing.Newest Review: ... turned yellow with age, but from the moment I picked it up and began to read it I knew that it would be a story that I would ... more ... love forever. The story of Jerusha (Judy) Abbott and her 'Daddy Long Legs'. The author Jean Webster is actually the grandniece of Mark Twain; - so really nothing short of a masterpiece could be expected from one of such a family. What makes the story such an enjoyable read are not only the funny little illustrations throughout, but the thoughts and words of Judy herself. In every class that I have taken, and ever y playground that I have played in, there has always been a Judy. The girl with the over active im...more |
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Daddy Long-Legs - Jean Webster: No creepy crawlies here (397 words)
by - written on 22/08/01 (Very useful, 280 readings)
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Many moons ago, my sister and I inherited a box of books from our Great Aunt Babe. As the old dear had been a former English school mistress, the box included some of the greatest literary masterpieces ever written: The complete works of Shakespeare, The Children of the New Forest (Captain Marryat), Emma (Jane Austen), Little Women (Louisa May Alcott) and the Return of the Native (Thomas Hardy). At the bottom of the box there was a small, red book that was in a terrible state, the spine was broken and the pages had turned yellow with age, but from the moment I picked it up and began to read it I knew that it would be a story that I would love forever. The story of ... Read the complete review
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