Yes, but I have the impression only the first one is really worth reading. (I have read a collection of short stories, I think, which was decent, but not nearly as fabulous as the original.)
Before "A Little Princess" was a full-length novel, it was a novella/long short story. I actually preferred the shorter version. Sara was less dreamy and magical than in the novel, and you could really see what a struggle it was for her to keep her hopes up. Also, that whole tiresome chapter about the rat was missing. And I didn't even notice that Lottie wasn't in the story until I finished it.
There is, and I remember enjoying them a lot as a school-kid. This isn't necessarily a recommendation, as I haven't looked at them since, and suspect I'd be more critical now,
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Date: 2010-12-19 10:31 am (UTC)Before "A Little Princess" was a full-length novel, it was a novella/long short story. I actually preferred the shorter version. Sara was less dreamy and magical than in the novel, and you could really see what a struggle it was for her to keep her hopes up. Also, that whole tiresome chapter about the rat was missing. And I didn't even notice that Lottie wasn't in the story until I finished it.
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Date: 2010-12-19 08:01 pm (UTC)