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Really truly Ruthie by Valerie Tripp · Booklabria

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Really truly Ruthie

Historical FictionChildren's fiction

Really truly Ruthie

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First published: 2008
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

"Ruthie Smithens, a girl who loves fairy tales and happy endings, doesn't mind being 'goffy Ruthie' if it makes her best friend, Kit Kttredge, smile and forget about the hardships of the Depression. But when Ruthie finds out that the Kittredges are going to be evicted from their house, she makes up her mind to help ..."--Cover back.

Subjects: Historical Fiction
Children's fiction
Friendship
Family life
Romans, nouvelles
Depressions
Set in: Ohio
Cincinnati
Time: 1929

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