The content and author introduction of The Little Princess by Francis Hodgson Burnett.

"Little Princess" Francis Hodgson Burnett

A very clever little girl-Sarah Crewe, the only daughter of a British officer in India, died after birth and was raised by her father Rafe Crewe. At the age of seven, her father sent her to a school in London. Because of her rich family, she naturally became a special student of the school and was regarded as the glory of the school by Jenny, the vain and powerful principal. At the same time, it has become a "little princess" loved by thousands of people. However, just as she was standing at the peak of honor full of happiness, misfortune slowly approached her. Sarah's father died because of a career failure and a serious illness. At this time, Sarah suddenly fell into the abyss of misfortune and pain. Overnight, she changed from a "little princess" who was loved by thousands of people to a worthless "Meidochan". She was not depressed by the sudden blow; Some of her original noble qualities have not changed because of the disaster. In this bleak reality, because of her noble qualities of kindness and helping others, she finally became a real little princess in people's hearts.

Francis Hodgson Burnett was born in Manchester, England. 1865 immigrated to Naxi with his family. He married Dr. Burnett in 1873 and had two sons. My father died young and my family was poor. From the age of 18, he published stories in magazines to supplement his family. Her first bestseller was Laurie's Daughter, published at the age of 28, which was set in her childhood life in a British coal mine. But what made her famous in the world was her children's literature.