The Wonderful Garden by Edith Nesbit

Four siblings, Caroline, Horace, Hortense and Baby, are left alone in a large, neglected garden after their parents' death. They discover the garden has been locked away for 10 years and set out to restore it to its former beauty. Through their efforts, they learn about friendship, hard work, and the healing power of nature.

By Edith Nesbit · First published 1911 · Genre: Children's Literature, Fantasy, Adventure · 23 chapters

Contents

• THE BEGINNING
• THE MANOR HOUSE
• THE WONDERFUL GARDEN
• IN THESSALONIANS
• THE MIDNIGHT ADVENTURE
• HUNTED
• BEING DETECTIVES
• THE HEROINE
• THE MORNING AFTER
• BREWING THE SPELL
• THE ROSICURIANS
• THE OTHER BOOK
• THE ROSY CURE
• THE MINERAL WOMAN
• JUSTICE
• THE APPEAL TO CÆSAR
• THE LE-O-PARD
• THE LEOPARD'S-BANE
• F. OF H. D
• THE WAXEN MAN
• THE ATONEMENT OF RUPERT
• THE PORTRAIT
• THE END

More by Edith Nesbit

• The Mystery of the Semi-Detached (1924)
• John Charringtons Wedding (1924)
• The Ebony Frame (1924)
• In the Dark (1924)
• The Power of Darkness (1924)
• Man-size in Marble (1924)
• The Dragon Tamers (1910)
• Five Children and It (1908)
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