Pollyanna Grows Up

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Eleanor Hodgman Porter, an American novelist known for her children's literature, gained fame with her beloved character Pollyanna, introduced in her 1913 novel and later in a sequel. Born in New Hampshire, she initially trained as a singer before marrying and moving to Massachusetts. Porter's works often explore themes of optimism and resilience, with notable titles including the Miss Billy series and adult novels like Just David and The Road to Understanding. Her storytelling continues to resonate, making her a significant figure in early 20th-century literature.