The enchanting story of Elnora Comstock, a marvellous and very unique heroine. Her refuge is the Limberlost, an ancient swamp that once covered 13,000 acres of eastern Indiana. It is there that Elnora finds hope and love and a way to achieve her dreams.
N.B. This is technically the sequel to 1904’s Freckles, but the earlier novel is not necessary to the enjoyment of this one.
— Jennifer Kloester
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