Prudy Keeping House
1870
Prudy Keeping House is a children's novel by Sophie May, first published in 1870. The story follows young Prudy and her cousins as they attempt to manage a household without adult supervision, leading to comedic chaos and whimsical adventures. Set in Aunt Madge's home during a snowstorm, the book explores themes of childhood curiosity, family life, and the innocence of youth as the children navigate their newfound responsibilities.
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Prudy Keeping House
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Project Gutenberg · 101 pages
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“Of course I must take the best things," said Dotty; "for I'm to have the best part." So she chose a blue poplin dress, a pink sash, a scarlet bow,””
— Sophie May
