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Neglected, irritable, and forgotten, Mary is eventually left alone as grief and illness reshape the home. The narrative follows her discovery of the mysterious garden and the people connected to it, developing themes of change, healing, and hope through relationships that awaken care and resilience.","CALICO nces HodgsonBurn CLASSICS  \na  \ne  \nThe Secret Garden  \nr  \nF  \ns  \n’  \nt  \nt  \nADAPTED BY : ILLUSTRATED BY :  \nJan Fields  \nUte Simon  \nCALICO  \nnces HodgsonBurn  \na  \nr  \ne  \nCLASSICS  \nThe Secret Garden  \nF  \ns  \n’  \nt  \nt  \nAdapted by: Jan Fields Illustrated by: Ute Simon  \nvisit us [at www.abdopublishing.com](at www.abdopublishing.com)  \nPublished by Magic Wagon, a division of the ABDO Group,  \n8000 West 78th Street, Edina, Minnesota 55439. Copyright © 2011 by Abdo Consulting Group, Inc. International copyrights re  \nserved in all countries. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form without written permission from the publisher.  \nCalico Chapter Books™ is a trademark and logo of Magic Wagon.  \nPrinted in the United States of America, Melrose Park, Illinois. 102010  \n012011  \n This book contains at least 10% recycled materials. Original text by Frances Hodgson Burnett  \nAdapted by Jan Fields Illustrated by Ute Simon  \nEdited by Stephanie Hedlund and Rochelle Baltzer Cover and interior design by Abbey Fitzgerald  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data  \nFields, Jan.  \nThe secret garden / Frances Hodgson Burnett ; adapted by Jan Fields ; illustrated by Ute Simon.  \n[p. cm. --](p. cm. --) (Calico illustrated classics) ISBN 978-1-61641-108-4  \n[1 . Orphans--Fiction. 2. Gardens--Fiction. 3. People with disabilities--Fiction 4. Yorkshire (England)--History--20th century--Fiction. 5.  \nGreat Britain--History--Edward VII, 1901-1910--Fiction. ] I. Simon, Ute, ill. II. 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Her yellow hair hung limp and dull. Her skin was faintly yellow and she wore a tight, sour expression at all times.  \nShe was born in India, squalling, thin and ugly. Her pretty mother took one look at her and said that she must be kept out of sight. Mary was handed over to a servant, and her mother rarely looked upon her again.  \nFor nine years, Mary’s life rarely changed. Then one frightfully hot morning, she awoke feeling very cross. She sat up to snap at her nursemaid,only to see a strange servant standing beside her bed.  \n“Why are you there?” she demanded.“Send myAyah to me now!”  \nThe stranger looked frightened and stammered,“I sorry, Missie Sahib. Your Ayah cannot come.”  \nMary shrieked, slapped, and kicked as the strange woman tried to help her dress. The stranger left the room as quickly as she could.  \nMary stormed around the house. None of the servants would tell her anything about her Ayah. They merely hurried away when they spotted her.  \nFinally, Mary wandered out into the garden and began to play by herself near the veranda. Mary pretended she was making a flower bed. She picked blossoms from the tall hibiscus hedge and stuck the red flowers into little heaps of dirt.  \nMary heard her mother come out ","cbCaikeo9wheUU2t","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikeo9wheUU2t","pdf",2116286,4,114,"English","en",105,"# Table of Contents\n## Chapter 1: There Is No One Left\n## Chapter 2: Mistress Mary Quite Contrary\n## Chapter 3: Across the Moor\n## Chapter 4: Martha\n## Chapter 5: Ben and the Robin\n## Chapter 6: The Cry in the Corridor\n## Chapter 7: The Key of the Garden\n## Chapter 8: The Robin Who Showed the Way\n## Chapter 9: The Strangest House\n## Chapter 10: Dickon\n## Chapter 11: Might I Have a Bit of Earth?\n## Chapter 12: I Am Colin\n## Chapter 13: The Young Rajah\n## Chapter 14: Colin’s Temper\n## Chapter 15: The Secret\n## Chapter 16: Dickon Has Come!\n## Chapter 17: I Shall Live Forever and Ever\n## Chapter 18: Magic\n## Chapter 19: It’s Mother\n## Chapter 20: In the Garden","[{\"question\":\"Why is Mary Lennox left alone during the sickness?\",\"answer\":\"A terrible sickness spreads through the household. 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