although they might never be rich or famous in America, they would have the satisfaction of knowing that what they had they had made for themselves.
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In "Caddie Woodlawn," Carol Ryrie Brink portrays the life of a young girl growing up in the pioneering days of America. The story focuses on themes of independence, self-reliance, and the value of hard work. Caddie's adventures reflect the struggles and triumphs of her family as they carve out a life in the wilderness, emphasizing the importance of personal achievement over societal recognition.
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