A Little Girl in Old New York - Minnie Douglas, Amanda
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Texte à corriger : "A Little Girl in Old New York" by Amanda Minnie Douglas is a historical novel that provides a vivid portrayal of life in 19th century New York City through the experiences of a young girl named Hannah Ann, affectionately called Hanny. The story begins with Hanny's family contemplating a move from their rural home in Yonkers to the bustling city of New York. The narrative captures the challenges and excitement of this passage, particularly from Hanny's perspective. As the family settles into their new home on First Street, Hanny navigates the complexities of city life,…mehr

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Texte à corriger : "A Little Girl in Old New York" by Amanda Minnie Douglas is a historical novel that provides a vivid portrayal of life in 19th century New York City through the experiences of a young girl named Hannah Ann, affectionately called Hanny. The story begins with Hanny's family contemplating a move from their rural home in Yonkers to the bustling city of New York. The narrative captures the challenges and excitement of this passage, particularly from Hanny's perspective. As the family settles into their new home on First Street, Hanny navigates the complexities of city life, including adapting to new fashions and social norms. Her initial encounter with city children, who mock her country attire, highlights the cultural differences she must overcome. The novel also explores themes of family, identity, and adaptation, as Hanny's family adjusts to urban living while maintaining their rural values. Through Hanny's eyes, readers experience the vibrant life of New York City, from its diverse neighborhoods to its social customs. The story is rich with historical details, offering insights into the daily life and societal changes of the era. Douglas's narrative is both educational and engaging, providing a window into the past while exploring timeless themes of growth and belonging.