May selection. Was a re-read for me and got more out of it this time around than the first time around. #12booksof2025
TheEllieMo Ooh, this sounds so good! 2d
SilversReviews I LOVED The Love Elixer of Augusta Stern. 2d
May selection. Was a re-read for me and got more out of it this time around than the first time around. #12booksof2025
pick27 Sep-12 Oct 2025 (audiobook)
A good second instalment in these loosely connected stories. This predated the Brontë book and was a fun tale of orphans and spoilt boarding school kids learning to work together.
Trix and I enjoyed and moved on to book three.
pick27 Sep-12 Oct 2025 (audiobook)
A good second instalment in these loosely connected stories. This predated the Brontë book and was a fun tale of orphans and spoilt boarding school kids learning to work together.
Trix and I enjoyed and moved on to book three.
pickLoved this story!! What a beautifully written plot! And the characters were so real to me. It was easy to get immersed in the story and invested in the characters. I loved how faith in God played a major role without being preachy or boring. If you enjoy unusual casts and inspirational, historical romance, then definitely give it a try! #beautifulstory #wellwritten #cleanread #inspirational
pickI absolutely adored listening to Julie Andrews read her book. What a delightful story! 4/5⭐️ Thanks for sharing this YouTube find @MemoirsForMe - it was pure gold!💜
Read for July‘s #ChildrensClassicRead2025 pick
#100DayProject2025 Book 16/50
(August 10, 2025)
Such a sweet book!
I loved listening to Julie Andrew‘s read her book. She‘s so comforting!
(It‘s on YouTube in 4 parts)
Thanks @TheBookHippie
#ChildrensClassicRead2025
#DogsOfLitsy
I forgot to post last week. I don‘t know how I escaped reading Mandy before now as it remains one of my daughter‘s favorite books. It is delightful and she was so surprised when I told her it was written by Julie Andrew‘s!
I loved Woodworking! So glad it was a #CampLitsy25 selection.
@Read4life
How did I not read this as a little girl? It's so exactly my cup of tea, evoking memories of The Secret Garden, Sensible Kate and other beloved orphan stories. I like how Mandy starts out seeming so perfect, but we learn she has a lot of normal childish feelings and dumb ideas. 😂 And the ending is just perfect, because it addresses the unasked question of a lot of orphanage stories -- what about the other kids?
#CHILDRENSCLASSICREAD2025
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