The Secret Garden by Kathy Mitchell and Frances Hodgson Burnett (1987, Book, Illustrated)

Synopsis
Since its original publication in 1911, this wonderful classic has entranced generations of children with an evergreen mix of orphans, adversity, and a brilliantly honest characterization of children. Nine-year-old Mary Lennox's transformation from a petulant, spoiled child to care-free lass on the moors of England opens as the girl finds herself suddenly orphaned in India. Sent to live with her self-absorbed uncle on his huge estate in Yorkshire, Mary is charmed against her will by the cheerful Dickon, a boy who can charm wild animals. She also discovers Colin, the hidden invalid son of her uncle, who is just as spoiled as she. After Mary finds an intriguing walled garden that had not been taken care of for 10 years, the children immerse themselves in secretly tending it, and through the joy of nurturing living things, grow in health and good spirits themselves.

Key Details
Author:	Frances Hodgson Burnett, Kathy Mitchell
Language:	English
Publisher:	Grosset & Dunlap
Series:	Illustrated Junior Library
Format:	Book
ISBN-10:	0448060299
ISBN-13:	9780448060293

Additional Details
Edition Description:	Illustrated

Size
Length:	304 pages

Publisher's Note
Ten-year-old Mary comes to live in a lonely house on the Yorkshire moors and discovers an invalid cousin and the mysteries of a locked garden.