Bebee Or, Two Little Wooden Shoes - de La Ramee ("Ouida"), Louisa
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Bebee or, Two Little Wooden Shoes Is a fantastic novel inscribed by Louisa de Lara who was a British writer well known under her pen name "Ouida". The story is set in France culture and was published in 1874 which shadows the life of the titular character Bebee. An orphan girl, Bebee lives in a small village in France and the plot of the story primarily focuses on her adventure and the impacts of lives around her. Bebee Continues to be an optimistic character even after facing several difficulties in her life. She is innocent pure and kind with the contrast of the harsh world's realities. The…mehr

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Bebee or, Two Little Wooden Shoes Is a fantastic novel inscribed by Louisa de Lara who was a British writer well known under her pen name "Ouida". The story is set in France culture and was published in 1874 which shadows the life of the titular character Bebee. An orphan girl, Bebee lives in a small village in France and the plot of the story primarily focuses on her adventure and the impacts of lives around her. Bebee Continues to be an optimistic character even after facing several difficulties in her life. She is innocent pure and kind with the contrast of the harsh world's realities. The book follows the theme of love's transformative power and resilience into a positive outlook on life. A reader gets the interaction with various characters present in the village combining a group of children and elderly women and highlighting the simplicity that influences one another. The novel also highlights societal expectations and creates an interaction between the world of childhood and other problems of adulthood. The book itself creates sentimental and curious gestures that celebrate the values of kindness and enduring spirits.
Autorenporträt
Louisa De La Ramee("Ouida") was a British-born avid writer born on January 1, 1839, in Burry St. Edmunds England. During the Victorian era, she gained a lot of fame for curating romantic and sensational novels. some of her notable works are "Under the Flags" and "A Dog of Flanders" and later known for her precious and enduring creations. Her speciality was characterized by vast description and modern elaborated prose. she faced a lot of criticism for her extravagant lifestyle and unorthodox views but still ruled over with a significant readership. Due to her imbalanced financial stability, she lived in trouble but later half got stability with her work and spent her final days in Viareggio Italy. However, she was well known and gained popularity in the 20th century for the impact she created on Victorian Literature and her work continues to be successful with the depiction of societal critique, and romantic prose.