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"Bertie and the Gardeners: or, The Way to be Happy" by Madeline Leslie offers a glimpse into the virtues and moral lessons of 19th-century family and country life. This children's story, now meticulously prepared for print republication, explores themes of happiness and right living through the lens of juvenile fiction. As a story focused on "Country life -- Juvenile fiction," it presents a vision of morality and the path to contentment. Readers interested in historical examples of children's literature that explore social themes and religious principles will find "Bertie and the Gardeners" a valuable and engaging read. It provides a charming window into a bygone era, offering timeless insights into the values once considered essential for a fulfilling life. Explore the simple joys and profound lessons within these pages.
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