Six to Sixteen: A Story for Girls

By Juliana Horatia Ewing

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Orphaned at a young age, a girl's journey of self-discovery begins as she writes her own life story, revealing her struggles with identity, profound loss, and new friendships in an ever-changing world.

Genres

Children & Young Adult Reading Literature Fiction

Released

2006-09-23

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Summary

"Six to Sixteen: A Story for Girls" by Juliana Horatia Ewing is a tale chronicling the formative years of a young orphan named Margery Vandaleur as she blossoms from a child into a young woman amidst the shifting scenes of the 1800s. The narrative explores Margery's early days in India, her deep connection with her Ayah, and the heartbreaking loss of her parents, laying the foundation for her personal story. As Margery grows, she starts writing about her life showing her past thoughts, grief, and the start of new and lasting friendships, particularly with a vibrant soul named Eleanor. Margery experiences joys and sorrows, painting a detailed image of her navigation through love, loss, and the intricate landscape of growing up.