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Liza

Liza

Dorothy Bayley Morse
3.5/5 ( ratings)
Originally called Liza of the Hundredfold, the book tells the story of Liza Mather, who didn't like being a girl. She envied her older brother, Adam, who could take his rifle and tramp through the Kentucky mountains, exploring and hunting, while she had to stay home and cook and sew and scrub. Liza wanted to do everything that boys did--but she also wanted to please her father. And ever since her mother's death, Dan Mather had hoped that his daughter would provide the needed warmth and comfort of a woman's touch in the family.

When a violent feud erupted among the neighbors and tragedy struck the Hundredfold, Liza proved that she could think and act as quickly as any boy. And, to her surprise, she also showed a woman's firmness and sympathy--saving the situation and winning the respect of all her family.
Language
English
Pages
210
Format
Mass Market Paperback
Publisher
Archway Paperbacks
Release
May 10, 1973
ISBN
0671293389
ISBN 13
9780671293383

Liza

Dorothy Bayley Morse
3.5/5 ( ratings)
Originally called Liza of the Hundredfold, the book tells the story of Liza Mather, who didn't like being a girl. She envied her older brother, Adam, who could take his rifle and tramp through the Kentucky mountains, exploring and hunting, while she had to stay home and cook and sew and scrub. Liza wanted to do everything that boys did--but she also wanted to please her father. And ever since her mother's death, Dan Mather had hoped that his daughter would provide the needed warmth and comfort of a woman's touch in the family.

When a violent feud erupted among the neighbors and tragedy struck the Hundredfold, Liza proved that she could think and act as quickly as any boy. And, to her surprise, she also showed a woman's firmness and sympathy--saving the situation and winning the respect of all her family.
Language
English
Pages
210
Format
Mass Market Paperback
Publisher
Archway Paperbacks
Release
May 10, 1973
ISBN
0671293389
ISBN 13
9780671293383

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