The Girl Scouts at Home; Or, Rosanna's Beautiful Day

The Girl Scouts at Home; Or, Rosanna's Beautiful Day is a children's novel by Katherine Keene Galt, first published in 1921. It follows Rosanna Horton, a lonely girl living under the strict rules of her proud grandmother, who longs for friendship and connection. Her life transforms when she befriends Helen Culver, the daughter of her family's chauffeur, leading to themes of friendship, independence, and social class as Rosanna navigates her sheltered existence. The story highlights the contrast between wealth and emotional fulfillment.