Cynthia and the Runaway Gazebo

By Marston, Elsa & Henstra, Friso

Publishers Summary:
Though unpracticed as a hostess, Cynthia assumes the necessary authority when the gazebo in which she and other children are sheltering floats off its foundation during a storm and ends up as part of a pirate's booty.

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ISBN
978-0-68810-282-1
Publisher
New York : Tambourine Books, c1992.


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School Library Journal

Reviewed on February 1, 1993

Gr 1-3 This exaggerated yarn about a sickly girl who rises to the occasion when captured by pirates will be enjoyed more by adults who fancy Gilbert and Sullivan than by young audiences. Frail Cynthia visits her Great-aunt Isabelle's country manor. When she admires the gazebo, the woman sheds a tear. Before they ran away to sea, her two young sons had loved to play in it. The next day at a garden party, a sudden storm forces the child and her guests into the gazebo, which is then lifted from its foundation and swept away. Cynthia suddenly becomes a feisty leader, and turns ...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

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