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In "Marjorie's Vacation," the young and lively protagonist, Marjorie Maynard, embarks on a summer vacation. The story follows her adventures and experiences during this time away from home. Marjorie, along with her family and friends, engages in various outdoor activities, explores new places, and encounters new people. The novel captures the joys and excitements of a young girl's vacation and the close bonds she shares with her family and friends.Carolyn Wells was a prolific writer of children's books, and her "Marjorie" series was well-received for its engaging storytelling and its ability to connect with young readers. The series presented relatable and wholesome adventures that were popular with young audiences of the time. "Marjorie's Vacation" and other books in the series offered a glimpse into the life and experiences of children in the early 20th century, making them both entertaining and historically significant works of children's literature.