Dorothy Dale: A Girl of Today

by Margaret Penrose

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Immerse yourself in a more innocent time in this enchanting tale about a sweet little girl named Dorothy. In spite of her guileless and kind demeanor, Dorothy often finds herself at the center of controversy and scuttlebutt. In this, the first volume of the beloved Dorothy Dale series, Dorothy and her best pal Tavia take on grumpy teachers, ailing parents, and other challenges of daily life.

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What a disappointment. I thought Dorothy Dale would be much more fun and adventurous. Instead it's boring and tedious, with Dorothy constantly trying to reform people. I think it must have been the first job for the ghost writer hired to write this book. She contradicts herself, leaves out information and of course, there's the boringness.
I listened to this through Librivox - the narrator was not great, so I'm tempted to actually read the book. I think it would have been a more fun story than it seemed, if the narration had been more lively. As with many books of this time period and featuring young girls as the main characters - good manners, high morals, and just a bit of liveliness are the key ingredients here.

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Canonical title
Dorothy Dale: A Girl of Today
Original publication date
1908
People/Characters
Dorothy Dale

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Genres
Children's Books, Fiction and Literature
DDC/MDS
830Literature & rhetoricGerman & related literaturesGerman literature and literatures of related languages
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PS3531 .E45 .P46Language and LiteratureAmerican literatureAmerican literatureIndividual authors1900-1960
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Reviews
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Languages
English
Media
Paper, Ebook
ISBNs
15
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3