What Katy read: feminist re-readings of 'classic' stories for girls

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Acknowledgements - Preface - Introduction - Susan Warner: The Wide, Wide World - Charlotte Yonge: The Daisy Chain - Louisa May Alcott: Little Women - Susan Coolidge: What Katy Did - E.Nesbit: The Railway Children - L.M.Montgomery: Anne of Green Gables - Frances Hodgson Burnett: The Secret Garden - Angela Brazil: The Madcap of the School - Bibliography - Index

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