"It's worth all the rereadings you'll be implored to give it," said the Chicago Sun reviewer of Happy Little Family—the book that introduced winsome Bonnie to her young public.

And now Bonnie is old enough to go to school—a one-room mountain school of forty years ago. With her brothers and sisters she learns from Miss Cora "reading and writing and 'rithmetic" to the tune of scratching chalk on slates. Her fun is infectious. Mothers and fathers will remember the "little red schoolhouse" with pleasure and the young folk will want to hear again and again about Schoolhouse in the Woods.

From the dust jacket