What Two Children Did

Written in the early 20th century by Charlotte E. Chittenden, 'What Two Children Did' follows sisters Ethelwyn and Beth as they navigate childhood adventures during a summer at the seaside. The narrative explores themes of innocence, curiosity, and sibling bonds, as the girls reflect on their mother's worries and their own understanding of life and faith. Through their experiences, they encounter new friendships and responsibilities, highlighting the complexities of growing up in a fatherless family. This work is notable for its depiction of children's perspectives on life and moral questions.