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Title	:	Little Lord Fauntleroy
Author	:	Frances Hodgson Burnett
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 164 pages
Published	:	October 18th 2006 by Norilana Books (first published November 1st 1886)
Categories	:	Classics. Fiction. Childrens

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Little Lord Fauntleroy (1885, 1886) by Frances Hodgson Burnett is a beloved children's novel that made a huge impact on the 19th century public, shaping everything from boys' clothing fashions to copyright law. Cedric Errol is a generous, kind, and exemplary middle-class American boy who is suddenly found to be the heir of the Earl of Dorincourt. Saying loving goodbyes to his working-class friends, Cedric goes to England together with his mother to embrace his new fortune. His grandfather, the old earl, is a bitter old man ridden with gout and a foul temper, trusting no one. However the angelic boy elicits a profound transformation in the grandfather, which not only benefits the castle household but the whole populace of the earldom. If only the old man's heart would soften toward Cedric's estranged mother, the family would be healed at last. And when another potential heir to the earldom makes a claim, it seems that everything is lost.... But all things are possible through a child's innocent trust, true friendship, and unconditional love.

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Original Title:	Little Lord Fauntleroy
ISBN:	1934169234 (ISBN13: 9781934169230)
Edition Language:	English
Characters:	Ceddie, Nyonya Errol, Earl Dorincourt
Setting:	United Kingdom

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I put this aside for a while and find a month and a half later that I have no interest in returning to it. Just not my thing - I can't blame it on the author's writing style because I love The Secret Garden, but I've never known an angelic child (don't get me wrong, I adore my grandchildren, but they have their naughty moments like every other child I've ever known) and just can't feel any sense of reality in the few pages I read.

The fact that Frances Hodgson Burnett's "Little Lord Fauntleroy" was such a sensation in the 1880s says as much about the contrast between the late Victorian Era and today as any anthropological study could.The story centers around Cedric Errol, a kind, optimistic young boy who lives with his mother in modest circumstances in New York City, and is friends with just about everyone he meets. One day, he learns that he is actually Lord Fauntleroy, the heir apparent to become Earl of Dorincourt, and

So this was pretty vapid and one of those children's classics that just doesn't hold up as much when I missed it as a kid and I'm reading it when I'm old, probably. Some gross and occasionally contradictory stuff about class (are the poor noble or aren't they? Are they just worse than moneyed people or are they virtuous even if uneducated?? Does being uneducated make them worse than other people? Maybe??), casual racism (mostly against the Italians, so that was weird), and some seriously

I love it. But if you're wondering why I gave it three stars. Merely because I read Little Princess and the Secret Garden first. Somehow, Burnett's works have a pattern of their own and you'd know at the end everything will be alright. A happy ending. Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaay!***Beruntung sekali menemukannya di gudang buku Pasfes, dengan harga murah dan diterjemahkan dengan apik. Mari berburu buku-buku Frances Hodgson Burnett :D

This is a really silly book that caused a generation of little boys to have to suffer through long hair and white lace collars. Cedric, aka Little Lord Fauntleroy, is a goody good good little boy. His mother is perfect too. I bet thousands of little boys in the 1880's wanted this book to disappear.

Another gem from one of my all time favorite authors. Theres just something about Burnetts books... an emanating benevolence that wraps you up like a homemade quilt and makes it impossible not to smile and feel full of renewed hope for humanity. I absolutely love this book.

What a delightful little boy!! 💗He seemed like a child that one would call an old soul. The story telling in this book is such a blast of kindness and warmth I pray God to give me a boy like little lord Fauntleroy one day.