Dorothy Edwards

More misadventures of the narrator's rambunctious little sister with her family and friends.

Seen through the eyes of Nan, a young girl in service who worked hard all her life, these nine stories give a picture of life in Victorian times. Nan was Dorothy Edwards' own Auntie and the tales were told to the author when she herself was a child.

Colin, the son of an English rector, suspects that the three strange women recently come to his village are actually witches in search of a magic stone figure from an old church.

When a little girl manages to get her picture in the newspaper with her playmate's favorite toy, jealousy threatens their friendship.

A varied anthology of short stories about the country, the town, animals and children.

Ten stories about the narrator's younger sister and such adventures as taking a train trip, getting the measles, and spending the weekend with the kind lady next door.