A tale of three weeks

"A Tale of Three Weeks" by Eglanton Thorne is a children's story set in the late 1800s, chronicling the experiences of the Bartlett sisters—Katie, Florrie, and Gertie—while their parents are away. The story explores themes of personal growth, kindness, and the power of giving as the girls, under the guidance of their governess, Miss Jameson, decide to create dolls for sick children in a hospital. As they work on their charitable project, the sisters confront feelings of disappointment and resentment, especially when their cousin Edith becomes seriously ill, learning valuable lessons about compassion, forgiveness, and approaching life's challenges with a generous heart. The journey of these three sisters offers young readers not only entertainment but also acts as a guide to developing empathy, generosity, and moral strength through life's ups and downs.