When Felicity Dare's father and uncle lose their money in a fraudulent gold mine investment, the families are forced to sell...

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When Felicity Dare's father and uncle lose their money in a fraudulent gold mine investment, the families are forced to sell their Virginia plantations and seek their fortune in the West. En route in a covered wagon train, Felicity's mother and father die and frail Felicity is left in the care of her uncle. A spoiled, self-pitying child, she looks disdainfully down upon the uncivilized life in the wilderness of present-day Seattle. Yet in it, Felicity gradually learns to forget about herself, and to conquer many fears. A slow-moving story that does not sufficiently succeed in capturing the flavor of the period nor the attention of the reader.

Pub Date: Oct. 6, 1961

ISBN: N/A

Page Count: -

Publisher: Doubleday

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Kirkus Reviews Issue: Oct. 1, 1961

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