Ennis Graham and Mrs. Molesworth — Carrots: Just a Little Boy

Macmillan 1897 Hardback, 241pp. "Centers around a young boy named Fabian, nicknamed "Carrots," who is the youngest in a family of six siblings. His adventures and relationships are explored, particularly the bond with his older sister Floss, as they navigate the trials and joys of childhood within their family context. The opening of the book introduces Carrots as he is welcomed into the world by his family, particularly through the eyes of his sister Floss, who eagerly embraces her new role as a big sister. Floss’s affection for Carrots is evident as she takes on a nurturing role, while the other siblings react with a mixture of curiosity and indifference towards the newcomer. As the narrative unfolds, it sets the stage for Carrots' experiences as he grows from a baby into childhood, showcasing his innocent perspective on life, his interactions with family, and hints of his mischievous nature through various plans and adventures. No DJ. No dust jacket. Blue cloth cover with debossed design. Pages foxing. 1897 reprint edition.". Fair.