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Two days after the night of the memorable surprise party in the little brown house, the place stood dismantled and deserted under the naked, shivering trees, good-byes had been spoken, and the six smiling sisters had driven away from their Parker home amid much fluttering of handkerchiefs and waving of hands. Everyone was sorry to see them go, yet all rejoiced in the great good fortune which had befallen the little orphan brood. Even after the...

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With enchanting artwork full of rich details and visual sleight-of-hand, this tale of brotherly adventure and bravery will send eagle-eyed readers on a storybook hunt of their own. Full color.

Ruth Alberta Brown MacArthur wrote children's stories in the early 20th century. Her stories include Heart of Gold, Tabitha at Ivy Hall, Tabitha's Vacation and The Lilac Lady. At the Little Brown House is set in a small rural community. Three children live in a brown house. There is a big old farm dog on the porch. The children slip out one morning to gather flowers. A tramp sees the children and that is where the adventure begins.

Hiku and Kawelu, Lonopuha, or, Origin of the Art of Healing in Hawaii, A Visit to the Spirit Land, or, The Strange Experience of a Woman in Kona, Hawaii, Kapeepeekauila, or, The Rocks of Kana, Kalelealuaka, Stories of the Menehunes: Hawaii the Original Home of the Brownies, Kahalaopuna, Princess of Manoa, The Punahou Spring, Oahunu, and more.

Ruth Alberta Brown was the American author of: Tabitha at Ivy Hall (1911), Tabitha's Glory (1912), Tabitha's Vacation (1913), At the Little Brown House (1913), The Lilac Lady (1914) and Heart of Gold (1915).

Young readers can see the world from a snail's-eye view in this welcome reissue of a prize-winning title.

Illustrated by the award-winning Ruth Brown, this is the perfect counting book for any young reader that follows the cycle of nature.

First Published in 1981. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Based on 25 years of research, this objective social history traces the growth of the religious right in America from its beginnings in 1970 to to its present status.