Pollyanna grows up : the second glad book / Eleanor H. Porter.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Porter, Eleanor H. (Eleanor Hodgman), 1868-1920.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Friendship--Fiction.

Friendship.

Happiness--Fiction.

Happiness.

Families--Fiction.

Families.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (426 p.)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

[Auckland, New Zealand] : Floating Press, 1915.

Summary:

Pollyanna Grows Up is the first sequel to Pollyanna , and the only one written by Porter herself. Numerous following sequels have been written by various authors. Pollyanna's crippling spinal injury has been cured, and she begins to teach a new town the ""glad game"". She makes many friends and two of her childhood friends, Jimmy and Jamie, court her. Jimmy is an energetic, healthy young architect and Jamie is a crippled literary genius...

Contents:

Title; Contents; Chapter I Della Speaks Her Mind; Chapter II Some Old Friends; Chapter III A Dose of Pollyanna; Chapter IV The Game and Mrs. Carew; Chapter V Pollyanna Takes a Walk; Chapter VI Jerry to the Rescue; Chapter VII A New Acquaintance; Chapter VIII Jamie; Chapter IX Plans and Plottings; Chapter X In Murphy's Alley; Chapter XI A Surprise for Mrs. Carew; Chapter XII From Behind a Counter; Chapter XIII A Waiting and a Winning; Chapter XIV Jimmy and the Green-Eyed Monster; Chapter XV Aunt Polly Takes Alarm; Chapter XVI When Pollyanna was Expected; Chapter XVII When Pollyanna Came

Chapter XVIII A Matter of AdjustmentChapter XIX Two Letters; Chapter XX The Paying Guests; Chapter XXI Summer Days; Chapter XXII Comrades; Chapter XXIII ""Tied to Two Sticks""; Chapter XXIV Jimmy Wakes Up; Chapter XXV The Game and Pollyanna; Chapter XXVI John Pendleton; Chapter XXVII The Day Pollyanna Did not Play; Chapter XXVIII Jimmy and Jamie; Chapter XXIX Jimmy and John; Chapter XXX John Pendleton Turns the Key; Chapter XXXI After Long Years; Chapter XXXII A New Aladdin

Notes:

Description based upon print version of record.

Description based on print version record.

ISBN:

1-77556-953-5

OCLC:

586098006