“Everything matters terribly to children, you know, they're fresh and unformed.”
Quote by Dorothy Gilman
Work
Palm for Mrs. Pollifax
In 'Palm for Mrs. Pollifax,' the protagonist, a seemingly ordinary woman, embarks on a thrilling journey as she is unexpectedly thrust into the world of espionage. The narrative unfolds in the 1960s, offering a glimpse into the Cold War era and the complexities of international relations. The story delves into themes of courage, love, and the transformative power of self-discovery as Mrs. Pollifax navigates her new life as a spy. more
Author
Dorothy Gilman
Dorothy Gilman was an American writer renowned for her children's literature. Her works are characterized by humor and imagination, enjoying great popularity among readers of all ages. more
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