The Tapestry Room

The Tapestry Room follows a young girl named Jeanne who befriends a raven, leading her on magical adventures that explore the themes of friendship, imagination, and the transition from childhood to maturity. Through her experiences, Jeanne navigates the complexities of growing up while cherishing the bonds she forms along the way.

By Mary Louisa Molesworth · First published 1890 · Genre: Historical Fiction, Literary Fiction, Fantasy · 12 chapters

Contents

• Mademoiselle Jeanne
• Prince Cheri
• On a Moonlight Night
• The Forest of the Rainbows
• Frog-Land
• The Song of the Swan
• Wings and Cats
• "the Brown Bull of Norrowa."
• The Brown Bull -- (_continued_)
• The End of the Brown Bull
• Dudu's Old Story
• Au Revoir

More by Mary Louisa Molesworth

• The Story Of The Rippling Train (1921)
• The Man With The Cough (1921)
• Rosy (1882)
• The Cuckoo Clock (1877)
• Us (1885)
• The Rectory Children (1891)
• Grandmother Dear (1890)
• Grandmother Dear's Old Watch. a Fragment (1890)
• All works by Mary Louisa Molesworth