For children, growing room is important, so a little extra space is recommended
In fact the first chapter talks about the girls "having fun with Wanda" in a way that is meant to lead the reader into taking it in a very face-value way
Fortune's Children: The Fall of the House of Vanderbilt Arthur T Vanderbilt
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What's worse is the laughter rises out of those from whom one hopes for friendship, approval, or at least congeniality.) By the very end my two were so pleased with Maddie (caught in society's cross-hairs), and even with Peggy (the stubborn and beautiful bully) who find room to turn themselves around, but mostly they loved Wanda, the Hero, who with the generous strokes of her paintbrush and inkpen rises above all and shows us all - characters & readers, alike - what forgiveness really looks like