In Eleanor H. Porter's beloved novel "Pollyanna," readers are introduced to the exuberant titular character, a young orphan whose unwavering optimism transforms the lives of everyone around her. Written in the early 20th century, this work exemplifies the literary style characteristic of children's literature of the time, blending simple yet evocative prose with vivid characterizations. The narrative unfolds in a quaint New England town, where Pollyanna's 'glad game'-a philosophy of finding joy ...