Heidi's Children

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The publication of the book Heidi Grows Up, which every young reader knows is the sequel to Johanna Spyri's famous story of Heidi, brought many hundreds of letters to the author demanding to know whether Heidi, now married to Peter and living happily in the good doctor's great manor-house in Dorfli, ever had any little children of her own.
So in this new volume we are told not only of the beautiful twins who arrived to bless that joyous home just at the time the strawberry blossoms were abloom on the mountain meadows, but also of unhappy, troubled little Marta who came there to live.
How Heidi helps Marta to fmd happiness and understanding, and how together they solve the strange mystery behind the life of the old Aim-Uncle, makes a warm and tender and altogether exciting story which children of all ages the world over will enjoy.
HEIDI For many, many years now, children have read Heidi and have loved this simple, sweet story of a little girl who lived high up on the Swiss... Tovább

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The publication of the book Heidi Grows Up, which every young reader knows is the sequel to Johanna Spyri's famous story of Heidi, brought many hundreds of letters to the author demanding to know whether Heidi, now married to Peter and living happily in the good doctor's great manor-house in Dorfli, ever had any little children of her own.
So in this new volume we are told not only of the beautiful twins who arrived to bless that joyous home just at the time the strawberry blossoms were abloom on the mountain meadows, but also of unhappy, troubled little Marta who came there to live.
How Heidi helps Marta to fmd happiness and understanding, and how together they solve the strange mystery behind the life of the old Aim-Uncle, makes a warm and tender and altogether exciting story which children of all ages the world over will enjoy.
HEIDI For many, many years now, children have read Heidi and have loved this simple, sweet story of a little girl who lived high up on the Swiss Alps. And children of to-day will enjoy, just as much, reading about the Aim-Uncle, Peter the goat-herd, the old blind grandmother, Clara, and, of course, little Heidi herself, whose appealing child-like approach to life brings true happiness to everyone.
HEIDI GROWS UP Do you remember that the last chapter of Heidi was called "Promises to Meet Again"? Well, this is the book in which we meet again the people we knew and loved so well, and in this second story about Heidi, written with the same charm and delightfulness as the old, you will find many adventures and surprises, and a happy ending in which Heidi's fondest dreams are realised.
HEIDI'S CHILDREN In this book we are told, not only of Heidi's beautiful twins who arrived just at the time the strawberry blossoms were in bloom, but also of unhappy, troubled, little Marta who came to live at the old house in Dorfli. How Heidi helped Marta to find happiness and understanding, and how together they solved the strange mystery behind the life of the old Aim-Uncle, makes a warm and tender story which all children will enjoy. Vissza