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Mentioned in 10 episodes

The secret garden

Book • 1911

Frances Hodgson Burnett

The Secret Garden tells the story of Mary Lennox, a young girl who is sent to live with her reclusive uncle in Yorkshire after the death of her parents.

At Misselthwaite Manor, Mary discovers a secret garden that has been locked away for ten years following the death of her uncle's wife.

With the help of a friendly robin, Martha Sowerby, and her brother Dickon, Mary sets out to restore the garden.

This journey transforms Mary from a spoiled and ill-tempered girl into a kinder and more independent person.

The garden also has a rejuvenating effect on her sickly cousin Colin, and ultimately brings healing and reconciliation to the entire family.

Mentioned by

Emily Kwilinski

Thomas Rhys-Smith

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Mentioned in 10 episodes

Mentioned by

Gilbert Cruz

as a book he remembers a teacher reading aloud, recalling it as a magical experience.

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Mentioned by

Emily Kwilinski

as an example of a classic that is often mistakenly considered difficult.

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Mentioned by

Emily Kwilinski

as an example of an accessible classic.

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Mentioned as a story about an orphan girl discovering a place within, read in fourth grade.

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Mentioned by

Thomas Rhys-Smith

as Frances Hodgson Burnett, best known for the Secret Garden, who wrote a story about Santa Claus.

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Mentioned by

Princess Weekes

as one of her favorite books.

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Mentioned by

Happy McPartlin

when discussing the books her mother read to her as a child.

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Mentioned by

Jazz D'Arcy

as one of her favorite films growing up that she would love to reference in Bluey.

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Mentioned by

Sarah Kellogg

as one of the stories she got lost in as a child.

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Incorrectly mentioned as the origin of a quote about families rising and falling in America.

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Mentioned by

Jane Godwin

as a book she remembers from her childhood.

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Mentioned by

Justin Long

, recalling his role as Ben the gardener where he spoke the song.

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Mentioned by

Wayne Dyer

as a profound influence, symbolizing a secret place within.

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Mentioned by

Justin McElroy

while discussing a children's book.

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Mentioned by

Anita Bhagwandas

as a book she loved as a child, creating vivid imagery.

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Mentioned by

Kate Weinberg

as a book that helped her cope with loss and inspired her to become an author.

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Mentioned by

Alex Thorn

in reference to Hester Peirce's writing, specifically criticizing the SEC's non-transparent approach to rulemaking.

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Mentioned by

Aliana Rood

, stating that Adelina Larius, the artist for Aisling's Command, has illustrated a picture book for it.

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