THE SECRET GARDEN - CORINTH (JUN1297)

THE SECRET GARDEN - CORINTH (JUN1297)

When she lived in India, Mary Lennox was a sickly girl and not exactly kind to those around her. Unfortunately, she remains an orphan and is sent to England to live at the mysterious residence of her uncle Archibald Craven.

He doesn't pay much attention to her, and nothing seems to bring any change in her way of being. She is alone and has no one to play with, but one day she learns about the existence of a secret garden in which, of course, no one is allowed to enter. Then, Mary discovers an old key in a bunch of flowers and, suddenly, a wave of magic leads her to the forbidden gate.

When she turns the key in the lock, Mary enters a world that, otherwise, she could never have imagined. Taking care of the garden, together with the gardener Ben Wheatherstaff and her cousin, Colin Craven, Mary herself blossoms, turning into an optimistic and cheerful being.

Here is the meaning of this classic book, which has delighted so many generations: peace of mind and health must be cultivated like the flowers of a garden cared for with love.

AUTHOR(S): Frances Hodgson Burnett
COVER TYPE: HARDCOVER
ISBN: 9786067937633
FORMAT: 20 X 13 CM
PUBLISHER: CORINTH
YEAR OF APPEARANCE: 2020
NUMBER OF PAGES: 304
TRANSLATION: MARIA ILIESCU

Weight: 0.285 kg