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Little Eve Edgarton

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A lively tale follows a diminutive, determined young woman who prefers private pastimes like preserving paper dolls and scrapbooks to society's expectations; after a stormy episode she clings to her soaked scrap-book while a bemused young man helps and their teasing exchanges reveal contrasts between her earnestness and his worldliness. Episodes combine comic social scenes, domestic whimsy, and moments of shyness, mischief, and growing mutual regard, framed by witty dialogue and household detail. The narrative moves between light romance and vivid character sketches, emphasizing individual independence, playful resilience, and the small obsessions that shape the heroine.

About the Author

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Eleanor Hallowell Abbott

Eleanor Hallowell Abbott was an American author known for her engaging short stories and novels that often explore themes of love, humor, and the complexities of human relationships. Her writing is characterized by a whimsical style and a keen observation of social dynamics. Among her notable works is "Molly Make-Believe," which showcases her ability to blend fantasy with everyday life. Abbott's stories frequently feature strong, relatable characters and a light-hearted tone, making her a beloved figure in early 20th-century American literature. Her contributions continue to resonate with readers who appreciate charming narratives and insightful commentary on society.

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