The Mean-Wells

"The Mean-Wells" by Mabel Quiller-Couch is a heartwarming children's story from the early 1900s that follows three siblings, Priscilla, Geoffrey, and Loveday, as they navigate the ups and downs of childhood. The book focuses on their everyday adventures and the closeness of their bond. Readers get a peek into their world as the siblings squabble hilariously over the fairness of tooth-fairy rewards, all while experiencing an action-packed day that includes painting, pretend driving, and a trip to the toy shop. Loveday's happiness with a new paint box clashes with Priscilla's complaints, which sets the stage for the exploration of their childhood experiences, filled with humor and inviting readers into an endearing world of family fun.