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The Secret Garden
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Frances Hodgson Burnett
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Mary Lennox likes nobody, and nobody likes her. When her parents die in India and she's shipped back to England to live with her reclusive uncle, it seems her loneliness will only deepen. Spoiled and unfriendly, she keeps everyone at a distance. And anyway who would she be friends with? With Mary seemingly the only child in a huge manor house, it appears that nothing will change. That is, until Martha the maid sends her out into the grounds, and she finds a locked garden gate. As winter turns to spring, Mary finds her way into the secret garden; she meets Dickon, the boy with a tame wild pony and a tame fox; and her own cousin Colin, a sickly, bedbound boy who has never walked. Together they will bring the garden back to life, along with Mary's heart. And as flowers bloom and the sun and fresh air strengthen Colin's limbs, the magic of the secret garden, the magic that Mary unlocked, brings newfound happiness to everyone in the house. A classic of children's literature, beloved for over a century, this is one of the great stories of the human need for love, and the solace to be found in nature.
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Pushkin Children's Books
Published date |
12 Mar 2026
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Pages |
320
Dimensions |
198 x 129 x 0mm (L x W x H)
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0g
ISBN |
978-1-7826-9547-9
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BISAC |
juvenile fiction / classics
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10 Feb 2026
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