House at the corner.

by Enid Blyton

Although she loves the House at the Corner, Aunt Grace is easily irritated by the self-absorbed Farrell children. But when disaster strikes the family must learn to work as a team, and plain Lizzie reveals a surprising talent that saves the day and brings her out of her shell for good.

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