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Mary Norton
"The Borrowers" series
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"The Borrowers" is a captivating series of five novels written by Mary Norton. The series follows the adventures of the Clock family, tiny people who live secretly in the walls and floors of an old English house. They "borrow" items from the "human beans" to survive, leading to a world of imagination and discovery. The first book, "The Borrowers," introduces the family and their precarious existence, while subsequent books explore their escapades, including encounters with other borrowers and their eventual move to a new home. The series is a delightful blend of fantasy, adventure, and humor, appealing to both children and adults. It highlights themes of resourcefulness, courage, and the power of imagination. "The Borrowers" has been adapted into various media formats, including films and television series, and remains a beloved classic in children's literature...
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In this classic children's book, a young boy discovers that his toy Indian comes to life when he locks it in a cabinet, much like the Borrowers coming to life when the human family is asleep. The Indian in the Cupboard explores themes of responsibility and the consequences of actions.
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