Dorothy's Travels

"Dorothy's Travels" by Evelyn Raymond is a story about a young girl named Dorothy who sets off on a summer adventure alongside her friends and teacher. Their journey down the Hudson River becomes a series of exciting and challenging situations, revealing deeper connections between Dorothy and her companions. The story begins with Dorothy's anticipation as she boards the "Mary Powell," alongside friends, including the mountain girl, Alfaretta, who brings an unexpected twist to Dorothy's travels. Dorothy's lively and free spirit, while initially exciting, also presents challenges as she finds herself lost in the busy streets of New York City after impulsively chasing after a figure she believes stole her purse. Through these experiences, the story explores friendship, adventure, and the importance of personal growth.