Stage 2 · The Grand Tour
A Little Princess
Sara goes from rich pupil to servant overnight and holds on to imagination and dignity.
Questions waiting on this journey
- Part 9Sara says, "Stories belong to everybody." Should everyone be allowed to listen?
- Part 13Becky's present is made of old flannel. Why does it mean so much to Sara?
- Last partWhat makes someone a real princess? Is it what you have, or what you think and do?
The first stop is open right now. Just walk one stop with me today. When you want to know what happens next, open the next door.
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- Lesson 1FreeWhat kind of girl is Sara? How is she different from other seven-year-olds?Start
- Lesson 2SubscriptionWhy is a doll like Emily so important to Sara?Locked
- Lesson 3SubscriptionHow do different people at the school see Sara when she first arrives?Locked
- Lesson 4SubscriptionWhose fault is the trouble in the French lesson? Why?Locked
- Lesson 5SubscriptionWhat makes Sara want to be friends with Ermengarde?Locked
- Lesson 6SubscriptionHow does pretending help Sara when she misses her father?Locked
- Lesson 7SubscriptionSara wonders if she is really good, or only good because life is easy for her. What do you think?Locked
- Lesson 8SubscriptionSara does not scold Lottie. Why does her quiet way work when shouting does not?Locked
- Lesson 9SubscriptionSara says, "Stories belong to everybody." Should everyone be allowed to listen?Locked
- Lesson 10SubscriptionSara says, "It's just an accident that I am not you, and you are not me!" What does she mean?Locked
- Lesson 11SubscriptionSara says being a princess has nothing to do with what you look like or what you have. What makes someone a princess, then?Locked
- Lesson 12SubscriptionSara wants to slap Lavinia, but she does not. What helps her hold back?Locked
- Lesson 13SubscriptionBecky's present is made of old flannel. Why does it mean so much to Sara?Locked
- Lesson 14SubscriptionMiss Minchin says Becky is not a little girl. Sara says she is. Who is right, and why does it matter?Locked
- Lesson 15SubscriptionWhat makes someone a real princess? Is it what you have, or what you think and do?Locked
After lesson 15 · Read to the end
Once you finish the 15 Grand Tour lessons, you can read the remaining chapters to the end of the book — just reading, no lessons.
Opens after lesson 15.
- 7The Diamond Mines Againcontinues from the last lesson
- 8In the Attic
- 9Melchisedec
- 10The Indian Gentleman
- 11Ram Dass
- 12The Other Side of the Wall
- 13One of the Populace
- 14What Melchisedec Heard and Saw
- 15The Magic
- 16The Visitor
- 17"It Is the Child!"
- 18"I Tried Not to Be"
- 19Anne
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