Frances Hodgson Burnett's The Secret Garden
By:Jackie C. Horne,Joe Sutliff Sanders
Published on 2011 by Scarecrow Press
Scholars of children's literature consider Burnett's seminal work from modern critical perspectives. Contributors examine the works and authors that influenced Burnett, identify authors who have drawn on The Secret Garden in their writing, and situate the novel in historical and theoretical contexts. --from publisher description.
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