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Publisher: Cambridge University Press

Little Saint Elizabeth & Other Stories Children's rights represent a succinct summary ofOriginally published in 1890, this collection of short stories showcases Burnett's signature blend of moral lessons and engaging narratives. The title story, "Little Saint Elizabeth," follows a young orphan girl raised in a French chteau by her devout aunt, embodying virtues of charity and piety. Other tales in the anthology include "The Story of Prince Fairyfoot," "The Proud Little Grain of Wheat," and "Behind the White Brick," each offering unique