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What Katy Did

What Katy Did

Susan Coolidge
$8.99
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A Story

The first book in the What Katy Did trilogy. Katy Carr is a twelve-year-old American Girl living in the fictional town of Burnet, Ohio. She is a tomboy who who is always getting into trouble, but wishing to be beautiful and beloved. When an accident renders her invalid, her illness and recovery gradually teaches her to be good, kind, and gracious as she always has wanted to be.

First published in 1872, this edition is derived from the original book with 4 black and white illustrations by Addie Ledyard. As always, this edition is complete and unabridged.
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Author(s): Susan Coolidge

Illustrator(s): Addie Ledyard

Translator(s): None

Dimensions: 6" x 9"

Pages: 158

Font Size: 14 pt

Reading Level: 5th-7th Grade

Read Aloud Level: 3rd-5th Grade

Year First Published: 1872

ISBN: 9781649650955

ASIN: 1649650957

Series: Katy Series
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Susan Coolidge

was the pen name of Sarah Chauncey Woolsey, an American author best remembered for her classic children’s novels. She was born on January 29, 1835, in Cleveland, Ohio, into a prominent New England family and later moved with her family to New Haven, Connecticut. During the American Civil War, Woolsey served as a nurse, an experience that preceded her literary career. She eventually settled in Newport, Rhode Island, where she lived for much of her later life and devoted herself to writing and literary work.

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