Lucinda has her dreams, as every girl has, and they looked far from fulfillment in those difficult days but she also has a way of following the impulses of a very warm little heart, which makes pleasant things happen to her. As she grows up from ten to fifteen during the years of the Civil War in a Quaker community in Indiana, her story is one that girls will follow with keen satisfaction. She wears well she is genuine and loyal and lively and full of fun. Lippincott Company copyright 1962, Sixteenth Printing.Details : "Lucinda is a girl you know you are going to like from the first tilt of her little Quaker nose on the first page of the story.
LUCINDAA Little Girl of 1860byMabel Leigh HuntIllustrations b圜ameron WrightHardcover with dust jacket 234 pages Size Approx.
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