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The Secret Garden Study Guide
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by Frances Hodgson Burnett
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The Secret Garden Study Guide consists of approx. 73 pages of summaries and analysis on The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett. Browse the literature study guide below:
Mary Lennox is thought to be the most disagreeable child ever seen, pitifully thin with waxy-looking skin, limp hair and a miserable disposition. Her family is from England, living now in India. Mary's mother puts her into the care of an Ayah, an Indian nursemaid, just after she is born, and rarely sees her. Mary grows up in the care of native servants who give her way in everything so she won't start to cry and disturb her mother. By the time Mary is six years old, she is a selfish tyrant who chases away the English governesses who are hired to teach her. ( read more) Chapter 1, "There's No One Left" Chapter 2, "Mistress Mary Quite Contrary" Chapter 3, "Across the Moor" Chapter 4, "Martha" Chapter 5, "The Cry in the Corridor" Chapter 6, "There Was Someone Crying - There Was" Chapter 7, "The Key of the Garden" Chapter 8, "The Robin Who Showed the Way" Chapter 9, "The Strangest House" Chapter 10, "Dickon" Chapter 11, "The Nest of the Missel Thrush" Chapter 12, "Might I Have a Bit of Earth?" Chapter 13, "I Am Colin" Chapter 14, "A Young Rajah" Chapter 15, "Nest Building" Chapter 16, "'I Won't' Said Mary" Chapter 17, "A Tantrum" Chapter 18, "Tha' Munnot Waste No Time" Chapter 19, "It Has Come!" Chapter 20, "I Shall Live Forever" Chapter 21, "Ben Weatherstaff" Chapter 22, "When the Sun Went Down" Chapter 23, "Magic" Chapter 24, "Let Them Laugh" Chapter 25, "The Curtain" Chapter 26, "It's Mother!" Chapter 27, "In the Garden"
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