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RANDY AND HER FRIENDS - BY - AMY BROOKS
For Younger Readers.
ILLUSTRATIONS
RANDY AND HER FRIENDS
CHAPTER I - THROUGH THE FIELDS
CHAPTER II - A CHEERFUL GIVER
CHAPTER III - GOSSIP
CHAPTER IV - THE DISTRICT SCHOOL
CHAPTER V - RANDY'S JOURNEY
Randy Weston, a spirited country girl, spends a lazy summer day wandering the pasture with her trusted mare, Snowfoot. After winning a modest prize for her schoolwork, she is suddenly faced with the delightful dilemma of deciding how to spend a crisp five‑dollar gold piece. Her thoughts drift between the simple pleasures of village life and the tempting mysteries of a distant city, prompting a series of light‑hearted musings that capture her curiosity and independence.
As Randy follows a familiar footpath toward a shaded grove, she encounters a handful of characters who each offer a glimpse of the world beyond her hillside home. From a cheerful giver to the bustling district school, these early encounters set the stage for friendships that will shape her summer adventures. The story blends gentle humor with a warm sense of place, inviting listeners to share in Randy’s youthful optimism and the small, joyous decisions that define growing up.
Language
en
Duration
~3 hours (219K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Feb 19, 2005
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

A popular writer and illustrator of children's books in the early 1900s, she is best remembered for cheerful series stories like the Dorothy Dainty books. Her work helped shape a lively, wholesome corner of American juvenile fiction.
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