The Carpenter’s Daughter is a tale set in a small hollow, adorned with wild thorns, alder bushes, and dwarf cedars, with a clear spring flowing through it. The is written by Anna Barlett Warner and was published on May 11, 2012
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Anna Bartlett Warner
Anna Bartlett Warner was a nineteenth-century American writer of fiction, hymns, and religious literature for children, often working with her sister Susan Warner. Karl Krinken belongs to their collaborative body of moral tales, using hardship, family duty, and Christian faith to shape protagonists. Little Nettie…
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