Mary Molesworth Boeken

Set in the mid-19th century, this historical fiction novel delves into the lives of sisters Lucy and Emily, who challenge societal norms as they engage in the suffrage movement. Coming from a wealthy background, they face resistance from their family and society while striving for women's rights and social change. The narrative highlights the struggles and triumphs of women during a transformative era, making it a significant read for those interested in women's history and the fight for equality.

Mary Louisa Molesworth, a 19th-century author, is celebrated for her contributions to children's literature, particularly her ability to capture the voices of young characters. Known as "the Jane Austen of the nursery," her notable works include "The Cuckoo Clock" and "The Carved Lions," which showcase her unique style, including playful misspellings to reflect children's speech. Molesworth also ventured into supernatural fiction, with collections published in the late 1880s. Her legacy endures through her imaginative storytelling and innovative approach to children's narratives.

Ohne ihren Vater fühlen sich Maja und Rollo auf dem Schloss ihrer Cousine einsam und verlassen. Ihr einziger Trost ist der wunderschöne Wald, den sie das Weihnachtsbaumland nennen. Mitten im Wald finden sie ein seltsames Häuschen, in dem wohnen die Waldkinder Silva und Waldo zusammen mit ihrer alten Muhme, die Maja und Rollo manches Rätsel aufgibt ..