Wheelers Books
Show navigation
Hide navigation
Children & Young Adults
General Audience & Adults
By Publication Date
By Age Group
Find books by...
freight

The Secret Garden

The Secret Garden

One of a series of top-quality fiction for schools, this is the classic story of a lonely orphan who comes to live in a large house on the Yorkshire Moors, of how she finds there another child as self-centred and spoilt as herself, and of their secret meetings in the walled garde... read full description below.

Due to unconfirmed availability, this title can be ordered by library account holders only.
Account Customers, Schools & Libraries please log in.

Quick Reference

ISBN 9780435120030
Published 1 May 2004 by Pearson Education
Format Hardback
Author(s) By Burnett, Frances Hodgson
Series New Windmills

... view full title details below.

  • $23.99 Imported price
  • $22.79 Wheelers price
  • You save $1.20!

Full details for this title

ISBN-13 9780435120030
ISBN-10 0435120034
Stock Available
Status Internationally sourced on backorder; allow 4-8 weeks
Publisher Pearson Education
Imprint Heinemann
Publication Date 1 May 2004
International Publication Date 1 January 1968
Publication Country United Kingdom United Kingdom
Format Hardback
Edition 1st New edition
Author(s) By Burnett, Frances Hodgson
Series New Windmills
Category Classic Fiction (Pub. < 1900)
English Literature: Fiction Texts
Heinemann-Raintree
Interest Age 10-13 years
Reading Age 10-13 years
NBS Text School Textbooks & Study Guides: Literature, Arts & Humanities
ONIX Text Primary & secondary/elementary & high school
Number of Pages 256
Dimensions Width: 123mm
Height: 186mm
Spine: 18mm
Weight 310g
Dewey Code 813.52
Catalogue Code Not specified

Description of this Textbook

One of a series of top-quality fiction for schools, this is the classic story of a lonely orphan who comes to live in a large house on the Yorkshire Moors, of how she finds there another child as self-centred and spoilt as herself, and of their secret meetings in the walled garden.

^ top

Awards & Reviews

US Review In this bad version of a bad idea, the richly developed classic novel has been squeezed into the picture-book format. Resembling the bald summary of an opera plot, the story in its reduced state is all but a cliche: An orphaned girl finds a neglected garden and a neglected cousin and restores them both with the aid of the housemaid's young brother. Collier's full-color paintings take advantage of the opportunities for flora and fauna as the garden responds to cultivation and to the turning seasons, but the children's figures seem pasted into the space, and the scenes lack warmth. (Kirkus Reviews)

^ top

Author's Bio

There is no author biography for this title.

^ top