Princess Sukey by Marshall Saunders

Princess Sukey is a heartfelt tale of a pampered pigeon who reflects on her past adventures and the kindness of a boy who saves her, delving into themes of compassion and belonging. Through her journey, the story emphasizes the importance of kindness and respect for all beings.

By Marshall Saunders · First published 1910 · Genre: Children's Literature, Fantasy, Adventure · 28 chapters

Contents

• The Pigeon Princess
• Mrs. Blodgett's Opinion
• Happy Times
• The Judge's Vow
• A Surprise for the Judge
• In the Pigeon Loft
• Birds of Heaven
• To Adopt or not to Adopt
• Another Surprise
• The English Boy
• Deceit and Forgiveness
• The Yellow Spotted Dog
• Higby and the Owls
• A Call from Airy
• A Drive with the Judge
• The Spotted Dog Again
• Titus as a Philanthropist
• Airy's Second Call on the Judge
• Dallas Takes a Hand at Management
• The Cat Man and the Judge's Family
• Mafferty Unfolds a Plot
• The Judge Gets a Shock
• Mrs. Everest Begins to Explain
• The Explanation Continued
• Visitors for the Judge
• The only Son of a Widow
• Mr. Hittaker Calls on the Judge
• The Judge Reviews his Family

More by Marshall Saunders

• For His Country, and Grandmother and the Crow (1900)
• Rose a Charlitte (1910)
• Daisy (1910)
• Bonnie Prince Fetlar (1903)
• Boy the Wandering Dog (1910)
• Tilda Jane, an Orphan in Search of a Home (1901)
• Deficient Saints (1899)
• Pussy Black-Face (1898)
• All works by Marshall Saunders