The Secret Garden

Francis Hodgson Burnett (1849-1924) was born in Manchester, England on November 24, 1849. He moved to Tennessee with his family in 1865 and lived near Knoxville until he married Dr. S. M.. Burnet in 1873. At the age of 18 she started publishing her story in magazines such as Godey's Lady Book and Scribner's. At the age of 28, her novel "The Lass O'Lowries" became her first success based on her coal mining life known in the UK. But the children's story, which she announced in 1886, the small Lord Fauntleroy is her fame. The heroic long curly and lace neck velvet suit became a little boys fashion. Sir Fauntleroy also succeeded in dramatizing it to become a more famous stage theater "Little Princess" (1905), as later novel Sarahru. When she built a garden in her new house in Long Island, Burnet envisioned a secret garden (1911) which is her best and most permanent work.

Sandra M. Gilbert, a prominent literary critic and poet, says, "A woman woman in the attic: female writer, a literary imagination of the 19th century, and as its name implies, the world's most influential literary research Co-authors Land of Humanity: Status of a female writer in the 20th century She also issued six poems including "The Krsing Bread: Poems of New Poems from 1969 to 1999" and the American Books 2001 Did. Awards English Professor at the University of California, Davis' Gilbert is the former president of the Modern Language Association.

Francis Hodgson 's secret garden The Francis Hodgson Burnett' s book "The Secret Garden" tells a little girl named Mary who discovered the secret garden for a long time. After Mary became an orphan, she was obliged to move to her uncle, Mr. Craven, a very busy businessman who lives in a very large house. At that time, Mary was a depressed girl She thought that she would like to live in her own world, as she did not agree with everyone. - Participate in stories beyond the imagination of someone; often tell the young generation that the story of the tooth fairy and Santa Claus seems to end at the proper age. However, uncertain flying objects are always left to the individual to be uncertain in their lifetime, there is no clear evidence. Why are UFOs often ignored by government officials? Why do people who found UFO laugh outside the room?

It can be said that the secret garden is composed mainly of a secret idea. Mary is the secret of her parents and colleagues; Collin is kept secret by her father and himself. Misselthwaite has hundreds of locked rooms and no one can enter it; its servants are forbidden to talk about their history and current residents. Collin kept his mother's portrait a secret to his servant, and later, in addition to Mary, DiCon, Ben Wessner and Susan Soluby, he also discovered the secrets of his newly discovered health Did. The secret of the garden itself is the most important. One secret after this book is released: disclosure is absolutely good, because in the novel economy the content of one thing is not important - only one person thinks about it positively or negatively