Caddie Woodlawn

By Carol Ryrie Brink,

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1 author picked Caddie Woodlawn as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

Caddie Woodlawn is a kindred spirit with her love of adventure, boisterous friendship with her brothers, and her dislike of the constraints of “lady-like” expectations. Her parents give her freedom and responsibilities, both of which help her grow into a young woman—not of fashion, but of character. I love the interactions between the siblings and between the parents and children. They are real, with frustrations and forgiveness, love and laughter.

From M. L.'s list on the quirks and joys of family life.

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