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The story revolves around a wandering minstrel named Martin Pippin, who finds himself in an apple orchard in the fictional village of Little Lindens. As he sits beneath the apple trees, Martin Pippin weaves enchanting tales for the seven young girls who live in the orchard. Each story he tells is about love and romance, and it becomes a way for the girls to explore their own feelings and desires.The novel is known for its lyrical and poetic prose, as well as its whimsical storytelling. Eleanor Farjeon's writing is often celebrated for its ability to capture the magic and wonder of childhood. "Martin Pippin in the Apple Orchard" is a delightful and imaginative work that continues to be cherished by readers of all ages.This book is part of a larger body of work by Eleanor Farjeon, who is also known for her contributions to poetry and other children's literature.