Wanda felt very happy.
She was a young woman who travelled far and in great poverty, making her feet filthy. She sought to get her companions' attention. She didn't realise people were making fun of her, so she felt quite good whenever she told a friend she had a hundred clothes.
The hundred dresses was a work from American children's author Eleanor Estes, who died on July 15, 1988, was also a children's librarian (born on May 9, 1906). She also produced the drawings for her book Ginger Pye, which was awarded the Newbery Medal. One of her novels received the Lewis Carroll Shelf Award, while three of her works received Newbery Honor Awards. Estes based her novels on her early 1900s experiences living in a small Connecticut village.
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