Amy Le Feuvre (1861–1929)
Author of Teddy's Button
About the Author
Works by Amy Le Feuvre
Adrienne 6 copies
Breaking Through 4 copies
Robin's Heritage 3 copies
Daddy's Sword 3 copies
Vårtid 3 copies
A Little Listener 3 copies
His Little Daughter 3 copies
A Girl and Her Ways 2 copies
Dear Olive 2 copies
Her Kingdom 2 copies
What the wind did 2 copies
Doktor Dorothy 2 copies
Lykken finner alltid vei 2 copies
Two Tramps 2 copies
Odd Made Even 1 copy
Hilda Thorn 1 copy
Slottet ved sje̜n 1 copy
Dear Olive 1 copy
US, AND OUR CHARGE 1 copy
Mor og sønn 1 copy
Dreamikins 1 copy
Den fremmede 1 copy
Den stenede vei (Motbakken) 1 copy
Ung dame finner fram 1 copy
Stolte hjerter : Roman 1 copy
Når havet skiller : Roman 1 copy
Den store arven 1 copy
Herself and her boy 1 copy
Oliver and the Twins 1 copy
Bridget's quarter deck 1 copy
Körsbärsträdet : Berättelse 1 copy
Arthur's Big Opportunity 1 copy
What the wind did 1 copy
My Little Rose 1 copy
Den lilla tjänstefickan 1 copy
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Common Knowledge
- Canonical name
- Le Feuvre, Amy
- Legal name
- Le Feuvre, Amelia Sophia
- Other names
- Dodge, Mary Thurston (pseudonym)
- Birthdate
- 1861
- Date of death
- 1929
- Gender
- female
- Occupations
- writer
- Nationality
- UK
- Birthplace
- Blackheath, London, England, UK
- Places of residence
- Kent, England, UK
Dartmoor, Devon, England, UK
Exeter, Devon, England, UK - Place of death
- Exeter, Devon, England, UK
- Associated Place (for map)
- England, UK
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This was a sweet story, very typical of its time, with an innocent charming orphan thawing the heart of her grouchy guardian. The theme of the prodigal son however gave it an evangelistic emphasis. The prodigal son is one of my favourite Bible stories, and I thought it was neatly incorporated into the book.
Despite being a classic, this story is still readable for modern kids, especially those who enjoy historical or Christian fiction.
I listened to the Librivox audiobook which was very ably show more read. Much appreciated. show less
Despite being a classic, this story is still readable for modern kids, especially those who enjoy historical or Christian fiction.
I listened to the Librivox audiobook which was very ably show more read. Much appreciated. show less
I absolutely loved this book! It was a bit slow at times, but was still really really good! Amy Le Feuvre is an amazing writer! There hasn't been a book she wrote that I didn't like. This story was so sweet and heart warming, and the conflict was so good and so heart-breaking! Bobby was just the sweetest, and True was the most adorable spitfire! A must read for anyone! A great read aloud.
This was a sweet story, but it did have a racial slur. I wonder if it’s been omitted from more modern editions.
This book was beyond adorable! The title says it all! Sweet Millie tries to convince her uncle, Edward Wentworth that he is a "probable (prodigal) son", in a way only a little child can! So so sweet! An awesome read aloud, great for any ages.
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Statistics
- Works
- 85
- Members
- 1,650
- Popularity
- #15,572
- Rating
- 3.6
- Reviews
- 5
- ISBNs
- 143
- Languages
- 1
- Favorited
- 1