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The Rainbow Bridge

By Frances Margaret Fox
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A young girl raised in a city children's home is sent to live with distant relatives and adjusts to a new household and school, making tentative friendships while confronting social awkwardness and moments of neglect. Interspersed vignettes trace her curiosity about nature, entries from her diary, encounters with illness, and moral lessons conveyed by caregivers and teachers. The narrative follows her growth amid small-town routines and family tensions, concluding with her final transition away from childhood.

About the Author

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Frances Margaret Fox

Frances Margaret Fox was an American author known for her contributions to children's literature in the early 20th century. She created engaging stories that often featured animal characters and themes of adventure and friendship. Her notable works include "Adventures of Sonny Bear," which captures the playful spirit of childhood, and "Little Bear at Work and at Play," which explores the joys of everyday activities. Fox's writing is characterized by its warmth and simplicity, making her stories beloved by young readers and their families.

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