The Mornin'-Glory Girl

The Mornin’-Glory Girl by Alice M. Winlow and Kathryn Pocklington is a heartwarming story set in a rural community in Canada in the early 20th century. The book follows the adventures of Betty a young girl adopted by the kind-hearted Mrs. Wopp and her interactions with the colorful characters in her new home. The story captures the essence of small-town life with its simple joys and challenges. From wash-day mishaps to dances in the Cedar Hills the book is filled with humor and warmth. The characters like Mr. and Mrs. Wopp Moses and Nell Gordon come to life through their everyday experiences and interactions. The book is a delightful portrayal of a bygone era where community family and kindness are at the heart of everything. As the story unfolds readers are drawn into the world of the Wopp family where love laughter and a sense of belonging prevail.