Bertie And The Gardeners; Or, The Way To Be Happy - Leslie, Madeline
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A small spark can light a wholesome future. Bertie And The Gardeners opens that spark with charm, warmth, and a timeless sense of purpose. This classic of Victorian era children fiction follows Bertie's gentle lessons in virtue through garden-fresh adventures that blend practical care with moral growth. Aimed at young readers, the tale blends gardening and growth with themes of happiness through virtue, friendship and kindness, and family-friendly values, set against an American late nineteenth century backdrop. It's a heritage of didactic children's literature, where simple choices become…mehr

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A small spark can light a wholesome future. Bertie And The Gardeners opens that spark with charm, warmth, and a timeless sense of purpose. This classic of Victorian era children fiction follows Bertie's gentle lessons in virtue through garden-fresh adventures that blend practical care with moral growth. Aimed at young readers, the tale blends gardening and growth with themes of happiness through virtue, friendship and kindness, and family-friendly values, set against an American late nineteenth century backdrop. It's a heritage of didactic children's literature, where simple choices become lasting character. Alpha Editions is proud to restore this cornerstone of traditional virtue narratives for today's and future generations. The restored text honours its era while making it accessible to modern readers, preserving its intimate voice and clear moral compass without sacrificing readability. It works as both a comforting read for casual fans and a meaningful artefact for classic-literature collectors seeking authentic seventeenth- and nineteenth-century sensibilities in a single, well-loved volume. More than a reprint, Bertie And The Gardeners is a collector's item and a cultural treasure: a doorway into late nineteenth-century American life, where gardening rituals become lessons in kindness and perseverance. A perfect fit for those seeking timeless stories that affirm virtue, and for families sharing literature with a sense of wonder and social conscience.