A Little Princess: With original illustrations

A Little Princess,”” first published as a serialized story in 1888 and then expanded into a full novel in 1905, is one of Frances Hodgson Burnett’s most beloved works. The story is a classic of children’s literature, known for its themes of resilience, kindness, and the power of imagination. Plot Summary Introduction Sara Crewe : The protagonist, Sara, is a wealthy, intelligent, and kind young girl who has been raised in India. Her father, Captain Crewe, enrolls her in Miss Minchin’s Select Seminary for Young Ladies in London. Life at Miss Minchin’s Seminary A Star Pupil : Due to her wealth and refined manners, Sara is initially treated as a star pupil. She is given a luxurious room, fine clothes, and special privileges. Imagination and Storytelling : Sara is known for her vivid imagination and storytelling ability. She captivates her fellow students with tales of adventure and fantasy, earning their admiration and affection. Fall from Grace Tragic News : On her eleventh birthday, Sara receives the devastating news that her father has died of jungle fever and lost his entire fortune in a bad investment. Suddenly destitute, Sara is left with nothing. Harsh Treatment : Miss Minchin, who had previously fawned over Sara due to her wealth, now treats her cruelly. Sara is forced to live in a cold attic room and work as a servant to earn her keep. Despite this, she remains kind and resilient, often using her imagination to cope with her harsh reality. —- ISBN: 9798328266499