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In 'Mari, Our Little Norwegian Cousin,' Mary Hazelton Blanchard Wade presents an endearing portrayal of Norwegian culture through the eyes of a young girl, Mari. This book, enriched with Wade's characteristic blend of charming storytelling and insightful description, is an invaluable gem in children's literature that brings to life the daily experiences and vibrant traditions of early 20th century Norway. The narrative is not only accessible to its intended young readers, but also encompasses a timeless folkloric quality, placing it within the broader literary context of ethnographic fiction…mehr

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In 'Mari, Our Little Norwegian Cousin,' Mary Hazelton Blanchard Wade presents an endearing portrayal of Norwegian culture through the eyes of a young girl, Mari. This book, enriched with Wade's characteristic blend of charming storytelling and insightful description, is an invaluable gem in children's literature that brings to life the daily experiences and vibrant traditions of early 20th century Norway. The narrative is not only accessible to its intended young readers, but also encompasses a timeless folkloric quality, placing it within the broader literary context of ethnographic fiction designed to educate and inform about diverse ways of life. Mary Hazelton Blanchard Wade, a prolific author of the early 1900s, was renowned for her series of children's books focusing on the lives of little cousins from around the world. Wade's extensive body of work reflects her dedication to bridging cultural gaps and building understanding among young readers. In crafting 'Mari, Our Little Norwegian Cousin,' she drew upon the deep well of her compassion for people of various customs and backgrounds, an empathy that is palpable throughout her writings and likely spurred by the broader internationalist movements of her time. 'Mari, Our Little Norwegian Cousin' comes highly recommended for both young readers and adults with an interest in cultural studies and historical children's literature. Wade's literary creation offers a delightful window into Norway's rich traditions and childhood innocence, encouraging readers to appreciate the diversity of world cultures through the universal lens of youth. The book serves not only as entertainment but also as an educational tool, promoting cross-cultural understanding and instilling a sense of global community.

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Mary Hazelton Blanchard Wade (1860-1936) was an American writer of considerable import during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly noted for her expansive series of children's books covering a myriad of cultures around the globe. Born in Charlestown, Massachusetts, Wade began her literary journey at a tender age, contributing to the field of education before dedicating herself to writing full time. Her bibliography is extensive, but she is perhaps best known for her 'Little Cousin' series, which includes the notable book 'Mari, Our Little Norwegian Cousin' (1902). This series was instrumental in introducing young American audiences to the customs, lifestyles, and cultures of children from different parts of the world, fostering a sense of global awareness and empathy through charming narratives and vivid characterizations. Wade's writing style is marked by a gentle didacticism, weaving together educational content with engaging storytelling that appeals to the natural curiosity of children. Despite the passage of time, her work remains a testament to the power of children's literature in bridging cultural divides and expanding worldviews. Today, Mary H. Blanchard Wade is remembered not only for her literary contributions but also for her role in broadening the horizons of countless young readers through her heartfelt and illuminating tales.