Betsy and the Great World

Schools & Teaching

Author: Maud Hart Lovelace

It’s the trip of a lifetime. Betsy Ray, 21 years old, is heading off for a solo tour of Europe. From the moment she casts off, her journey is filled with adventure – whether she’s waltzing at the captain’s ball, bartering for beads in Madeira, or sipping coffee at a bohemian cafe in Munich…..Read More

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