"Dick and Dolly" by Carolyn Wells is a charming tale about young twins who find themselves in a new home after becoming orphans. The book follows Dick and Dolly as they travel to Dana Dene in Connecticut to live with aunts they've never known, their hearts filled with a mix of hope and worry. The story quickly introduces us to their spirited nature, which leads them to an unplanned, muddy adventure before they even meet their aunts, setting the stage for a series of funny and touching moments as the twins attempt to navigate their new lives while the adults try to maintain order. The major theme revolves around the twins' adjustment to their unfamiliar surroundings, the bonds of family, and the freedom of childhood exploration.

Dick and Dolly
By Carolyn Wells
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Two orphaned twins turn a new home and two unfamiliar aunts upside down with their irrepressible spirit and thirst for adventure.
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About the AuthorCarolyn Wells was an American mystery author.
Carolyn Wells was an American mystery author.
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