A nursery rhyme from the 19th century claims that "Little girls are made of sugar and spice and all things nice." If one took Maurice Chevalier's words to heart, there would certainly be good reason to "Thank Heaven For Little Girls." Surprisingly, not every girl aspires to become a Disney princess. Kay Thompson's 1950s series of children's books about a young girl named Eloise (who lived on the top floor of the Plaza Hotel) boasted a whimsical sense of adventure. Other little girls (Regan MacNe...
A nursery rhyme from the 19th century claims that "Little girls are made of sugar and spice and all things nice." If one took Maurice Chevalier's words to heart, there would certainly be good reason to "Thank Heaven For Little Girls." Surprisingly, not every girl aspires to become a Disney princess. Kay Thompson's 1950s series of children's books about a young girl named Eloise (who lived on the top floor of the Plaza Hotel) boasted a whimsical sense of adventure. Other little girls (Regan MacNe...
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