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Bertha Weisser's wish

by Mary L. Bissell

Level B2 · Upper-intermediateChildren's14 chapters
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CEFR level
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Length
14 chapters
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About this book

An eleven-year-old rag-picker in a grim city battles poverty and responsibility, caring for her younger siblings after their parents' deaths. Amid hardship, a heartfelt, seemingly impossible wish stirs in her hopeful heart during a bleak autumn.

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Contents

14 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02CONTENTS.
03CHAPTER I. BERTHA’S HOME.
04CHAPTER II. BERTHA’S WISH.
05CHAPTER III. “HOW TO DO IT.”
06CHAPTER IV. LITTLE MARY’S HOME.
07CHAPTER V. “WHOSE LOST HAVE I FOUND?”
08CHAPTER VI. TIM TURNS POLICEMAN.
09CHAPTER VII. ANOTHER CHASE.
10CHAPTER VIII. BERTY RUNS AWAY FOR THE LAST TIME.
11CHAPTER IX. THE HOSPITAL.
12CHAPTER X. MRS. GREY’S SUSPICION.

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