Cover of The Bountiful Lady by Thomas Cobb

The Bountiful Lady by Thomas Cobb

It was not a dream, though it seemed like one at first: Mary Brown finds herself in a different place, meets her Fairy-Godmother, and discovers the wonders that magic counters can do.

First published 1900 1900s English FantasyJuvenile

Thomas Cobb's 1900 book is a gentle, whimsical fairy fantasy for children. Charming, imaginative, warmly told. Read it for a sweet Edwardian storybook where a little girl is whisked into a world of fairy-godmothers, magic tokens, and nested wonder-tales, in the beloved tradition of children's enchantment.

In its time
Published in 1900, during the 1900s, the scientific romance.
Reading it
1 hr 40 min read (a novella, a full arc in one sitting or two).

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