The Little Dutch Tulip Girl

Author:
Madeline Brandeis
Photographer:
Madeline Brandeis
Publication:
1929 by Grosset & Dunlap
Genre:
Fiction, World Cultures
Series:
Children of All Lands Stories Members Only
Pages:
192
Current state:
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Tom, a little American boy, was always reading about Holland and longing to go there. So it was not surprising that he soon began to dream about it. And such marvelous dreams! In them he met Katrina, the little Dutch tulip girl, or Tryntje, as she was called. And more marvelous yet, Tryntje turned out to be a real honest-to-goodness girl!
This fascinating story of the dream adventures of Tom and Tryntje in Tulip Land, and finally, of their actual meeting in America, will keep every child's attention to the very end. What could appeal more strongly to the child imagination than the idea of a tulip bulb traveling thousands of miles over the sea from Holland, wrapped in a letter from a lonely little Dutch girl and serving to introduce her to a strange little American boy? Fact and fancy are so deftly blended that the reader acquires useful knowledge without being aware of it.
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