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Eleanor Hodgman Porter
Eleanor Hodgman Porter is the author behind the enduring classic, Pollyanna, a story that champions finding joy. Her writing is also featured in the Yakut Klasik Romanlar Serisi.
Pollyanna Grows Up
Her crippled legs cured, Pollyanna takes her glad heart to cheer new friends in Boston before traveling to Europe with Aunt Polly and Dr. Chilton. Sent to comfort Mrs. Carew, an old friend of the doctor who cured her, Pollyanna learns that a poor orphan boy named Jamie may be the woman's long-lost nephew, Sir James, and works to bring them together.
The book's second half is set eight years later. Now twenty, Pollyanna and her aunt fall on hard times after Dr. Chilton's death and take in summer boarders — the very friends Pollyanna made years before in Boston. Friendship blossoms into love for several couples, testing whether Pollyanna's "glad game" still holds up against adult disappointment. The first of many sequels to Pollyanna (1913), and the only one written by Eleanor H. Porter herself.
Now cured and growing up, still practicing her 'glad game' outlook on life.
A wealthy Boston woman searching for her missing nephew.
An orphan boy who may be Mrs. Carew's missing nephew.
Yes. Pollyanna Grows Up is the direct sequel to Pollyanna (1913) and assumes you know Pollyanna's backstory, including her accident and recovery.