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Betsy and Billy in the third grade continue to have, in school and out, just the kind of good times children love to read about. They also get into scrapes which are almost more fascinating than the good times.

"To write a story of a child's everyday life simple enough for beginners in reading, gay and spontaneous and dramatic on a little child's level, but never overdrawn nor overcolored, is a real achievement." This is from a New York Times review of BETSY AND BILLY and it is equally true of this new story.

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Carolyn Haywood

Carolyn Haywood

1898 - 1990
American
Carolyn Haywood was born in Philadelphia and now lives in Chestnut Hill, a suburb of that city. A graduate of the Philadelphia Normal School, she al... See more

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Reviews

Kirkus Reviews

Back to School with Betsy
Another story of Betsy, Ellen and Billy who are now in the third grade and as enterprising as ever...

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The Good and the Beautiful Book List

Back to School with Betsy
Reviewed by Jenny Phillips
Originally published in 1939, the first book in the Betsy series has never been out of print. The story follows sweet, adorable Betsy...

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