by Evelyn Hawes
Though this "autobiography" of a childhood uses different names, it may well be based on actual experience; it is as zany, disjointed, intelligent, and funny as reality seen through affectionate recall. Its protagonist is Provost Lathrop, an accident-prone, hard-pressed, genuinely enjoyable, precocious girl. Her family lives near the Western Canadian border, in 1927.
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