Little Princess ((Pinyin Color Picture Book))

Author: Frances Hodgson Burnett
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Phonetic color illustration book, classic of world literature. "Whatever you are, be a princess." Few can achieve this, but little girl Sarah can. She will use confidence to help the clumsy girl Amy, gentleness to help the crying girl Hetty, and love to help the maidservant Becky. However, the death of her father changes Sarah's life dramatically: the face of the headmaster, once full of sycophantic smiles, now becomes as fierce as a demon; just as she stepped out of the luxurious room, she was sent to the dirty and dilapidated attic. Even here, Sarah must be a "princess in the attic," facing life's injustices with a calm and noble smile. One day, Sarah discovers that a neighbor has moved in—a sick Indian gentleman. Strangely, her life now has a purpose, and she prays for him silently every day. Perhaps her kindness moved the heavens, and a miracle appeared in her life.